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Re: Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia Philadelphia pos...

by in Coping with a loved one's cancer
July 2018
July 2018
Morning @JD and welcome to the Online Community,   How are you doing today?    I sent you an email with a few options yesterday, but mostly to call 13 11 20 at your earliest convenience as they can help you with services available to you in both Tamworth and Newcastle.   Has anyone else here been in a similar situation to JD and has any insight?   We have a free telephone-based support group for Carer's that may also be of interest to you, it would certainly give you the space to share your experiences and receive support from others who have been or are in the same situation as yourself. If you're interested, please email tsg@nswcc.org.au or call 1300 755 632.   Some other resources that might be of interest to you: Talking to kids about cancer - PDF booklet Our Carer's resources Cancer and your finances - PDF booklet Cancer in the school community - this one has only just been released, but it might be good for your daughter's school so they can be supporting her as well. Understanding acute leukaemia - PDF booklet ... View more
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