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Nancy

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What treatment options are available?

Learn about different cancer treatments and find tips, tools & resources to help your loved one make treatment decisions.

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Treatment Decision Support

Important decisions need to be made about treatment for new or recurrent cancer. Learn how our decision support counseling program can help your loved one prepare for an appointment in which they will be making a treatment decision.

Cancer clinical trials provide patients with access to new therapies. By joining a trial, your loved one can help move cancer treatment forward and provide real hope for a better future.

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How can I help my loved one?

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How to Support a Loved One with Cancer

Not sure how to support a friend or family member with cancer? A cancer survivor weighs in on how to (and how not to) support loved ones with cancer.

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Must-Have Caregiver Tips to Get Organized, Find Help & Recharge

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5 Tips for Long-Distance Cancer Caregivers

Has Your Loved One Experienced Drastic Weight Loss?

Cancer cachexia is a condition associated with 50% of cancer patients, involving severe muscle wasting, weight loss, and lack of appetite. Though common, it is often poorly understood and can take an emotional toll on patients and caregivers.

Learn More About Cancer Cachexia

Where can I get emotional support?

Call the Cancer Support Helpline

We are here to help you by offering free, personalized navigation for all cancer patients and their loved ones with a variety of needs, from getting information about cancer to identifying a local support group to just finding someone who is willing to listen. Contact us at 888-793-9355 or via web chat.

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Connect to others who are experiencing what you are and find support throughout your loved one's cancer journey on our Caregiver Support discussion forum. Or explore other forum topics that resonate with you, including: