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In circumstances where a family member or friend has a cancer diagnosis, it is often difficult to know what to do or say. However, just knowing that you are there can provide support- making treatment an easier prospect. Each individual undergoing treatment ill have a varying experience and circumstances. Understanding the choices made and listening are important supportive skills.
It is important to understand that they may not wish to discuss their diagnosis or treatment often - so normal conversations and the usual topics may be the best way to help.
Palliative care supports comfort, dignity and quality of life. Find information about symptom control and practical and emotional help for patients, families and carers.
Find clear, inclusive cancer information addressing the questions, experiences and healthcare needs of LGBT+ people, helping everyone feel understood, respected and properly supported.
Discover trusted, confidential and welcoming cancer support for LGBT+ people, including emotional and practical help for patients, partners, families, friends and those providing care.