A drawing of 2 people talking to each other. There's a speech bubble with happy, sad and neutral faces.

Talking about cancer and your feelings - easy read

Booklet
Published: 01 Sep 2024
Next review: 01 Sep 2027
Edition: 3
A drawing of 2 people talking to each other. There's a speech bubble with happy, sad and neutral faces.

This booklet is about how you can talk about cancer and share your feelings about cancer. You can find out how talking about cancer can help you.

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Published: 01 Sep 2024
Next review: 01 Sep 2027
Edition: 3

This booklet is about how you can talk about cancer and share your feelings about cancer. You can find out how talking about cancer can help you.

About this booklet

If you are worried about cancer, there are lots of people you can talk to.

 

Visit our online information about talking about cancer.

 

We want everyone affected by cancer to feel our information is written for them. To do this we use plain English and we try to make it accessible and relevant to the widest range of people. Read more about how we produce our information.

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