Talking about cancer with close friends and relatives

Deciding whether and when to talk about cancer with your loved ones is a personal decision. But keep in mind that friends and family can help you feel less isolated and can also help you unload your burden. Your cancer has an impact on your entourage and keeping your feelings bottled up can create misunderstandings and unease. Watch and learn as Dr. Boinon explains how to discuss your cancer with your relatives.

Talking about cancer with close friends and relatives

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