Do & Don't

Misconceptions about cancer can cause unnecessary worries about your health. The wrong information may even affect the way one responds or reacts to a diagnosis of this disease. Here are some basic do’s and don’ts

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Take your cues from the person with cancer. Some people are very private while others will openly talk about their illness. Respect the person’s need to share or their need for privacy.

Let them know you care.

Respect their decisions about how their cancer will be treated, even if you disagree.

Include the person in usual work projects, plans, and social events. Let them be the one to tell you if the commitment is too much to manage.

Take your cues from the person with cancer. Some people are very private while others will openly talk about their illness. Respect the person’s need to share or their need for privacy.

Let them know you care.

Respect their decisions about how their cancer will be treated, even if you disagree.

Include the person in usual work projects, plans, and social events. Let them be the one to tell you if the commitment is too much to manage.

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