We know it’s important to give young people all the information they need about cancer so we’ve created a new section to help you support them.
This shiny new schools section includes:
We have a handbook called Hello and how are you – a guide for carers, by carers. This information was produced by carers of people with cancer.
Over the next few days we'd like to share some of the advice that’s been put together by these carers so I'll be posting sections of the guide as blog posts.
Posts for you to read:
Here's our first installment of advice that has been written by carers of people cancer. We'll be adding more over the next few days. It's been taken from our booklet Hello, and how are you - a guide for carers, by carers.
You can download the full booklet and find out more about how Macmillan can help carers here. You can also join our carers group to connect with other carers and to share support and advice…
Today's post is about relationships when you're caring for someone with cancer.
It's quite a long post, so you perhaps you could get a cup of tea before having a read or just look out for the sections that might be relevant for you.
This advice has been written by other carers of people with cancer and has been taken from our booklet Hello, and how are you? A guide for carers, by carers.
You can download…
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