What do you say to your friend with cancer? | On striking that balance when your loved one falls ill
Want to know what to say to someone with cancer? Or how to be with someone with cancer? Here is a short one in which Laura shares "a tough ask" for loved ones to hold sensitivity for what she is going through while still allowing her to participate in their lives by sharing what they are going through as well.
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