Coping with Cancer

A cancer diagnosis and the realisation of the necessary treatment has an affect on you and everyone who cares for you. It is one of life’s major challenges.
Patients respond with a whole range of emotions such as shock, fear, anger and anxiety. Each adjusts in their own way and in their own time. At times you may need emotional support even though you appear to be coping well. There are several sources but you might benefit most by hearing about how other patients cope and their experiences.

The Liver Cancer Surgery Appeal is setting up a support group and if you wish to join, please fill in the relevant details below:

Name:
Address:
Telephone:
Email :
Personal Details: I am	a liver cancer patient a spouse / partner a relative: --- mother --- father --- daughter --- son a friend
Medical details: If you are a liver cancer patient, please tell us a bit about yourself so that we can connect you with the most appropriate person / people.
Age:
Diagnosed:	0 - 6 months ago 6 - 12 months ago 1 - 2 years ago 2 -3 years ago
Treatmeat / Surgery:
Do you feel you would like more information about liver cancer? If so, please specify:
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