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1. media.cancercare.org › original › 3-ccc_coping2018 Coping with Cancer- Tools to Help You Live

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   You may also mail a check, payable to CancerCare, to CancerCare, Attn: Donations, 275 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY 10001. Thank you. CancerCare® National Ofice 275 Seventh Avenue. Toll-free 800-813-HOPE (4673) Fax 212-712-8495 Email info@cancercare.org New York, NY 10001. Web www.cancercare.org.

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2. www.macmillan.org.uk › cancer-information-andThe cancer guide booklet - Macmillan Cancer Support

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   The cancer guide. Booklet. Published: 01 Aug 2021. Next review: 01 Aug 2024. Edition: 8. A guide about cancer treatment and care. It explains the different stages people go through when they have cancer, the roles of various cancer care professionals and how to get additional support and information. View online.

3. www.cancercare.org › publications › 3Coping with Cancer | Tools and Resources | CancerCare

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   Apr 10, 2024 · Not surprisingly, members find that sharing resources and coping skills can be highly rewarding, whether on the giving or the receiving end of the transaction. Cancer provides free, professionally led support groups over the telephone, online and face-to-face. Tell your doctor and nurse about your feelings.

4. www.macmillan.org.uk › _images › MAC11664_E08_CopA practical guide to living with and after cancer

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   27530. This booklet is about coping with fatigue caused by cancer or its treatment (cancer-related fatigue). Fatigue means feeling very tired or exhausted all or most of the time. The tiredness is not helped by rest and can affect you physically and emotionally. This booklet is for anyone who has cancer-related fatigue.

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5. media.cancercare.org › publications › originalRelaxation Techniques and Mindfulness Practices: Coping With ...

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   Practices: Coping With Cancer Fact Sheet 800-813-HOPE (4673) | info@cancercare.org | www.cancercare.org How Mindfulness and Relaxation Can Help It can be very hard to find inner peace and calm when you are stressed. Do what you can and try not to force things. It may help to set time aside for this activity. • Enjoy your favorite things.

6. www.cancer.org.nz › Booklet-coping-with-cancerCoping with Cancer - Cancer Society NZ

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   Pain can be a side effect of treatments, such as chemotherapy, radiation treatment, surgery or a medical procedure. Pain can occur because of a tumour pressing on bone, nerves or body organs. Infection can cause pain. Pain can develop from conditions unrelated to cancer, such as headaches, arthritis and muscle strain.

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   What does coping with cancer mean?

   • People sometimes mistakenly believe that “coping” with cancer simply means living with a problem, whether you like it or not, but coping actually means finding ways to adapt to a diagnosis. You can’t control the fact that you or a loved one has cancer, but you can manage how you respond and live with cancer. What Is Coping? Coping is...

   2018 Coping with Cancer- Tools to Help You Live

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   What is a cancer booklet?

   • The booklet explains what cancer is and what to expect when you have been diagnosed. It has information to help with emotional, practical and financial issues. It also explains where you can get more information and support. If you have the Macmillan Organiser, you already have a copy of the guide.

   The cancer guide booklet - Macmillan Cancer Support

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   How can I cope with cancer?

   • Support groups can also offer many practical suggestions and ways of coping. Ask your hospital or local Cancer Society for information on cancer support groups in your area. The Cancer Society has developed a programme called Kia Ora e te Iwi which is beginning to be offered around the country.

   Coping with Cancer

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   Where can I get a copy of the cancer information booklet?

   • The Cancer Society has a booklet titledQuestions You May Wish To Ask. To receive a copy, call the cancer information nurses on the Cancer Information Helpline 0800 CANCER (226 237), contact your local Cancer Society for a copy or view and download a copy on the Cancer Society’s website (www.cancernz.org.nz).

   Coping with Cancer

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   Where can I find a guide about cancer treatment & care?

   • A guide about cancer treatment and care. It explains the different stages people go through when they have cancer, the roles of various cancer care professionals and how to get additional support and information. You can also order a physical copy of this booklet on be.macmillan.org.uk with ID: MAC5765

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   How do I get a copy of a cancer information sheet?

   • For more information on all the subjects mentioned, go to the Society’s website to read our information sheets (see the list at the end of this booklet). You can also receive a copy of an information sheet by calling the Cancer Information Helpline 0800 CANCER (226 237)or by ringing your local Cancer Society.

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8. www.aicr.org › 2020 › 01Living Well with Cancer and Beyond - American Institute for ...

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   biggest difference in how you are coping with cancer. 3. Go public. Set a specific goal for behavior change and tell others about it. “I am going to take a