Believing that your loved one has beaten their cancer only to be told later that it has returned, or that they have another cancer, can be devastating for both you and your loved one. The attitudes of both of you to this new challenge may be quite different, and require a different approach for dealing with it.

When a loved one receives a diagnosis of cancer, one feels a responsibility to participate to ensure the most effective treatment.

your own funeral service is the opportunity to write with a dedicated person who is an interfaith minister and spiritual counsellor a service of your own choosing.

People tend to take on too much responsibility when trying to support a loved one with cancer. They work to avoid troubling others.