i have cancer but accept my doctor nobody know that a brain cancer how can i tell thi sto my family or friends

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i need your help

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whoever is closest too you and mean the most to you tell them first..bear in mind go gentle when you tell them.as when you do they will never ever forget that time and day.but you need to tell those you love at least first..it will be easier for you too. and you can also talk it over with loved ones too.
goodluck,
may god be with you,
jp

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Try getting everybody together, so it's easy on EVERYBODY, including yourself!

That way everybody is there to comfort each other, and you.

Also, it helps to talk to people, and you get everybody's questioned answered about your condition. :)

I am so sorry to hear of your diagnosis. I know that when my brother in law was diagnosed he got a small group of family: mom, dad, brother, me, his girlfriend, step parents. Then we all had time to figure out a course of action and research his specific type of cancer more before he went and told the whole world of his condition. Also the first time that you actually tell someone will be the hardest. So I would suggest keeping it down to a minimul group. After that it will get easier (at least it did for him) But I am not saying it will be easy. Also don't beat around the bush. Just say well I went to the doctor and . Then tell them about all the options that you may or may not have. I hope that this helped in some way shape or form. And Good Luck and God Bless.

First of all, let me say that I am sorry to hear of your cancer. If it were me, I would find out my probabilities first; the likelihood of getting better with treatment, how severe your cancer is (how advanced), etc. That way when you do break it to your family and friends, you can follow your news up with the probable outcome. Hopefully it is a high chance for a good outcome.and if that's the case, then maybe it would be easier for you to tell them, if you could follow it up with at least a little good news. But if your outcome doesn't look so good, then I would just outright tell them in the gentlest way possible. If the outcome doesn't look good for you, they would appreciate knowing that so that they can make the absolute most of yours and their time! The very best of luck to you :)

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