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.
Advanced cancer
Cancer that has come back or spread is sometimes called advanced cancer. Find ways to cope with symptoms, side effects and the emotional impact of advanced cancer.
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Coping with advanced cancer
Coping with advanced cancer can mean living with doubt and uncertainty. Find ways to help you take control of the things you can do something about.
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Relationships
Partners, family and friends can be a source of help and support when you’re coping with advanced cancer. But it’s common to find it upsetting to talk about your illness with them.
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Looking after someone with advanced cancer
If you’re caring for someone with advanced cancer at home, we have information and support for you.
Living with advanced cancer
Amanda talks about her experiences of living with advanced breast cancer.
Living with advanced cancer
Amanda talks about her experiences of living with advanced breast cancer.
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Complementary therapies
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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.
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