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

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   Counseling to Better Cope With a Cancer Diagnosis. Oncology social workers can help you find ways to cope with the stress of a cancer diagnosis. They can provide guidance and help you and your loved one through the experience of living with cancer.

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

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   The tools and resources needed for coping with cancer is covered in this E-booklet that covers the challenges that are a part of living with cancer.

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

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   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.

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

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   There may be things they can do to help. For example, it can help to treat the causes of fatigue, such as anaemia or sleeplessness (see pages 11 to 23). There are also things you can do for yourself that may help you cope. For example, it can help to find ways to pace yourself through the day.

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5. med.stanford.edu › content › dam17 Coping with Cancer - Stanford Medicine

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   The ten coping strategies suggested here are for all patients, whether you are newly diagnosed, undergoing medical treatment, or dealing with one of the many stages of can-cer, including terminal cancer. 1. Facing the Reality of Your Illness.

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

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   This online program lets survivors create personalized, physician-approved wellness plans centered around five health pillars (diet, movement, environment, rejuvenation and spirit) and turns scientific information into fun, actionable activities. Visit https://www.aicr.org/cancer-survival/ithrive/ to join for free.

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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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   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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   Where can I get a copy of the Macmillan Cancer booklet?

   • You can also order a physical copy of this booklet on be.macmillan.org.uk with ID: MAC5765 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.

   The cancer guide booklet - Macmillan Cancer Support

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   How do I get help with cancer?

   • You can speak to one by calling the Macmillan Support Line on 0808 808 00 00. You can also get information about benefits and other types of financial help from Citizens Advice – see page 72. Our booklet Help with the cost of cancer has lots more information – see page 64. We provide expert, up-to-date information about cancer.

   A practical guide to living with and after cancer

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   How do I cope with a cancer diagnosis?

   • The accompanying worksheet includes some questions you’ll want answered to help you take charge of your medical care. As you cope with the issues associated with a cancer diagnosis, including the effects on your family’s routines and roles, speak openly about your feelings.

   Living Well with Cancer and Beyond - American Institute for Cancer Res…

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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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8. www.rogelcancercenter.org › files › coping-cancerMichigan Medicine Coping with Cancer Information Guide

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   1 Coping with Cancer . Information Guide . The purpose of this guide is to help you find information and support on coping with cancer. This guide provides links and references to reliable and current information sources for patients, families, and caregivers. Many of these materials are available to purchase through online resources, or