Coping with advanced cancer
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There’s a lot to take in. Order or download our booklet about coping with advanced cancer to read and come back to in your own time, when you need it.
There’s a lot to take in. Order or download our booklet about coping with advanced cancer to read and come back to in your own time, when you need it.
You might be thinking about what you can do to look after yourself. Some people find complementary therapies lift their spirits and help them relax and cope with stress.
We want everyone to have a Macmillan nurse by their side every step of the way. Help us be there for more people than ever.
What's happening near you? Find out about support groups, where to get information and how to get involved with Macmillan where you are.
In our latest cancer information blog, our editor Imogen looks at ways of coping at the end of the life and where to find support and information.
This group is specifically for people with an incurable or terminal diagnosis. Whether you need to talk about dying, or about making the most of your life, you can discuss your feelings openly here.
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Our information is also reviewed by people affected by cancer to ensure it is as relevant and accessible as possible. Thank you to all those people who reviewed what you're reading and have helped our information to develop.
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