Dealing With...
What about school, work, sports, relationships and well, everyday life?
How to cope with family, friends, relationships, looking
different, work, school and other factors.
Keep in mind that its been really hard for your family to cope
with all the new emotions and changes too.
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Often your friends are not sure how to treat you or are afraid
of saying the wrong thing - give them some help and get on with
just being friends again.
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It is common to notice changes in the way you relate to your
family, friends, and partner as well as the way they relate to
you.
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Whether you experience weight gain, hair loss, or scarring, your
body may begin to look and feel like a foreign object to you. You
will probably feel uncomfortable about your appearance and about
being thought of as "different."
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School is a major part of a young person's life. Most of their
friendships and social life is developed through their school
life.
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As an employee, you have no legal obligation to talk to your
employer about your cancer experience. However, it may be very
helpful to inform Human Resources or your supervisor about your
life outside of work.
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Keeping yourself occupied with the things that you love to do is
a great coping strategy to relieve stress and enjoy yourself.
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CanTeen REAL workshops are designed to promote positive
grieving experiences for young people through support and
education.
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