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YOUNG PEOPLE

Kids- When cancer gets real, the world can seem like a scary place. But we want you to know, you're not going through it alone. Keep reading to find some tips on what you can do on your own when someone you love gets cancer. 

Some things to say to your loved one:
  • I'll be here for you, whatever you need. 
  • What can I do for you today?
  • I've been thinking about you lately.

Some things to say to people that ask questions:​​
  • Thank you for thinking of us during this tough time. 
  • It's been tough at times, as cancer is, but our spirits are high, thanks for asking. 

Some things you can do to help:
Grades K-2 
  • get fresh food and water for your pets
  • replace toilet paper when it runs out
  • rinse dishes
  • clear the table after a meal
Grades 3-5
  • vacuum your home
  • fold laundry
  • make beds
  • help write a grocery list
Grades 6-12
  • prepare a meal
  • do laundry
  • give manicures or pedicures
  • give a massage
  • run errands ​

Some people that can help you get through it:
  • Family members
  • Designated Survivors at your school
  • School Guidance Counselors
  • Teachers

What you can have on hand to make things easier:
​Sticky notes and a pen
  • to write loving messages to leave around 
  • to write coupons for chores or actions
Portable hand sanitizer
  • use whenever coming or going- germs can be dangerous to cancer patients
Candy
  • for side effects like metal mouth
  • sometimes you may both need a pick me up, and because it's delicious!​​​
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