Caring for friends and family with cancer was hard .
But feel I want too work and help people with cancer but has been a rollercoaster since losing my family members too cancer which I cared for but with help and dedication of Macmillan nurses and carers made it better too cope emotionally.
Hi
How nice to hear that the nurses looked after you so well - although I’m sorry you needed them.
Giving something back is, I think, an important part of coping with loss and finding a new way in the world. Are you looking for ways you can get involved in volunteering with Macmillan? There are lots of volunteer roles - for example I am a community champion and I help welcome people to this community. If you are interested in finding a role that might suit you, then do check out opportunities on your “my Macmillan” page.
I hope you find the way to give back that suits you, helps you make sense of your loss and maybe helps you find some new friends.
Xx
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