For
teenagers with cancer
When you are diagnosed
with cancer, life can be very stressful
and frightening. This may be a difficult
time for you and your entire family.
Things might feel like a roller coaster
ride for a while. Know that things will
settle down. Be sure to talk to your
parents and doctors if you are worried
or if you have any questions.
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When a child is diagnosed with cancer,
it has a significant impact not only on
the child, but parents, siblings and extended
family as well.
We offer a variety of services to help
patients and families gain the support
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