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Coping and Support


Frightened and worried are words patients use to describe themselves when talking about the possibility that they may have cancer. Those feelings often continue once a diagnosis of cancer is made. Each of us respond to feelings in different ways and we would like to help you and your family in finding ways to support you while you are treated for your cancer.

Support resources available to you at University Hospitals include:

Telling your family and friends can be hard for some:

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