Coping with cancer

A cancer diagnosis brings challenges whether you've just been diagnosed or are living with a metastatic diagnosis. We're here to help. On this page you'll find links to resources to help you cope with cancer no matter where you are in your cancer journey. 

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Coping with a metastatic diagnosis

For some people cancer will be an ongoing chronic condition. We can provide information and supports to help you through this.

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Life after cancer

It's not unusual to need help and support after cancer treatment. We're here for you with useful information and support. 

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Free counselling

We provide free counselling remotely or in your local cancer centre. It can be helpful to talk to a professional at any stage in your experience. 

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Your feelings

Help to navigate your feelings during and after cancer treatment. 

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Talking about your cancer

Talking about cancer can help you to share worries and get support, but it can be hard. You might feel awkward, embarrassed or too upset to express yourself the way you want to. This page has tips to help you.

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Caring for yourself

It's important to care for yourself during cancer. Our helpful guides can point you in the right direction. 

Life after cancer

It's common to need ongoing support after cancer. We can help you with resources including coping with your side-effects and emotions, follow-up care, dealing with practical issues and living a healthy lifestyle.

Our services are here for you

We have lots of free services that are available to help you cope with cancer. Please don't hesitate to reach out. 

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Our Daffodil Centres

Our Daffodil Centres in 13 hospitals nationwide are staffed by Cancer Nurses and trained volunteers who provide face-to-face advice, support and information for anyone affected by cancer.
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