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Re: Father inlaw

by in Diagnosis and treatment
March 2017
March 2017
Hi @Natty72,   Welcome to our online community!   Sorry to hear about your father-in-law's cancer, it must be extremely difficult for you all right now.    With regards to counselling, you should first enquire with your Father-in-law's cancer treatment team. You can also chat to your GP about it, but I'd try first through the treatment team. If you Mother-in-law is already in contact with a social worker, could she perhaps mention it to them? You can also contact 13 11 20 and see if our health professionals can recommend anything.   Talking to children about cancer is never easy. We have a booklet on 'Talking to Kids about Cancer', available for download in PDF or EPUB format. If you would prefer a hard copy, I'd be happy to send you out one, just send me a private message or just reply to the one I sent you earlier today.   Cheers, Kate ... View more
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