Relationships
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Relationships with parents
Mums, dads, step-mums, step-dads. Sometimes they can drive you a bit bonkers, and sometimes they are your best friend! When cancer comes into the mix - sometimes the parent-child line gets a bit fuzzy and confused. -
Relationships with siblings
Brothers and sisters can sometimes be your best friends, or your worst enemy! When a cancer diagnosis gets thrown into the mix, your relationship with your siblings can change pretty quickly. -
Relationships with your friends
Friends can be amazing. Sometimes they just say the right thing at the right time. But sometimes with cancer, friendships get a bit messed up and confused. Friends may disappear, and new ones can appear. -
Romantic relationships
Boyfriend, girlfriend, partner, better-half, worse-half..... Call it what you will, relationships with someone you like or love will change when someone is diagnosed with cancer. -
Relationships with your uni or work mates
Sometimes you can spend more time with your uni or work mates than you do with your family. Telling them about what is going on for you, and about cancer can be difficult. It is up to you tell who you want, when you want. -
Relationships with your kids
Relationships with your kids-If you have children, telling them about your cancer can be daunting. -
Friends' corner
If your friend has cancer (themselves or in their family) or their family member died, this section has information and tips to help you understand what's going on. -
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