Post by smokey on Jul 22, 2014 23:41:20 GMT -8
What to do when you're diagnosed with cancer: A top doctor's guide to coping with the battle of your life
Wish I'd had a guide when we went through it. Article gives some sound advice.
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Avoid panicking although this is easier said than done. The very mention of cancer inspires fear but these days, many early cancers have a very good prognosis, allowing patients to lead a normal life after adequate treatment.
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A good GP with whom you share a rapport and understanding can be the linchpin of your medical journey. He or she can refer you to capable and considerate specialists, organize tests and serve as a valuable sounding board.
Your GP, another specialist or the hospital system will usually refer you to an oncologist.
...Take time to find a suitable oncologist and take the trouble to understand your diagnosis and its implications.
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A good GP with whom you share a rapport and understanding can be the linchpin of your medical journey. He or she can refer you to capable and considerate specialists, organize tests and serve as a valuable sounding board.
Your GP, another specialist or the hospital system will usually refer you to an oncologist.
...Take time to find a suitable oncologist and take the trouble to understand your diagnosis and its implications.
Wish I'd had a guide when we went through it. Article gives some sound advice.
Source
thats what home is all about ah