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In this collaborative blog post, four YACCtivists examine parenting through cancer from the patient’s and the partner’s perspectives.
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Emily outlines three processes she uses to continue to share moments with her sister, Sarah, although she is no longer here.
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In this week’s episode, Alex’s mother/caregiver/supporter, Val Mandarino, joins him for a chat.
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Karine speaks with Tom Masterson of Blue, an “assistant that enables community support for the everyday challenges that come with a health problem.”
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“In order to figure out my future, I think it’s important I recognize my wonderful past, and the people that make me smile today.”
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Here is Jody Mason’s list of things to tell your caregivers to give them some insight into what you’re feeling.
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“Trying to explain how you feel in this situation is really hard to do with someone who has never experienced it before.”
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The YACC community is made up of young adults affected by cancer, and that includes the spouses, friends, cousins, and siblings of those who have been diagnosed. When a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, it can affect a family’s income, a social structure, a parenting routine, a meal plan, and more.
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CancerChatCanada still has a few spaces left in their upcoming online support group for those caring for a loved one with cancer.
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For those of you who wanted a refresher on the Survivor Conference 2014 caregivers workshop, or for those of you who couldn’t be there, here are some notes to keep in your back pocket.
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