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For Everyone Touched By Cancer
Her type of cancer, personality and support network are all unique, so what you give her should be too.
Basically, just because you know a woman with cancer doesn't mean you need to go out and buy her a hat or scarf for when her hair falls out, or that you need to give her lots of hugs and sympathy.
We are all different and so is cancer. Not everyone with cancer loses their hair and not everyone wants or needs a hug.
From everything we have heard from women with cancer and from our own experiences the most important thing you can give women with cancer is time.
Not everyone will need the same help and support, so you need to know the person that you are giving your time to, or work out from their circumstances what they may need
We have further articles on this site about practical steps you can make to help someone with cancer.
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