|  | | | Friends and family are invaluable when you receive a diagnosis of a blood cancer, but many people feel they need the input of people who have gone through a similar experience. Healthcare practitioners can help you deal with the physical aspect of your disease, but those who have experienced blood cancer themselves can often give the best advice about the emotional side of coping with your illness. Family members and friends may also need support in dealing with the emotional aspects of their loved one's illness.
Click here for the stories of people who have recovered from a blood cancer, giving tips and advice from those who know best.
Click here to read about family experiences.
Are you thinking of joining the bone marrow donor registry? Click here to hear about one person's experience of being an unrelated donor. |
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