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Counselling:
The new normal includes lifestyle changes and a commitment to keeping up with medical checkups after treatment ends. This is crucial in order to identify and treat late effects, detect a possible recurrence, or find a new cancer early. Medications that have saved a life may also increase the risk of developing new and chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
Support Group:
The CPCPR support groups can help people cope with the emotional aspects of cancer by providing a place to share experiences and learn from others who are living with cancer.

Finding a support buddy:
Learn about organizations that offer “buddy programs” where you can be matched with a survivor of the same type of cancer to get one-on-one support throughout your cancer treatment.

Online communities for Support:
CPCPR provide online support to the people who need information or suggestion regarding cancer. For many people with cancer, connecting with others provides emotional support and inspiration during this challenging time. What might help is to join an online community where you can connect with others. Joining an online community also makes it easier to keep friends and family updated on your situation.

Telephone and email cancer helpline:
CPCPR provide when the people need assistance or advice on cancer-related topics. The CPCPR list includes some of the telephone and e-mail helpline services answered by oncology health professionals, trained counsellors, or volunteers. The services offer general medical information; for specific medical questions, the person should always talk with their doctor or another CPCPR helpline member of their health-care field officer.

Wish Fulfilment Organizations for People with Cancer:
CPCPR provide wish fulfilment the person who are suffering with a chronic or advanced condition, such as cancer, the chance to take a break from the challenging experience by allowing them to have their wishes and dreams come true. Such dreams—big or small—may include taking a family vacation, attending an event, purchasing a desired item, or meeting someone special. Whatever the wish, wish

fulfilment organizations aim to help people with advanced illness enrich the quality of their lives and create meaningful memories.


General Cancer Groups
CPCPR provide a list of general cancer resources, institute and hospitals that may be helpful in finding additional information, services, and support.

Cancer-Specific Resources
CPCPR that offer support to people with cancer and their families.

Finding Information and Support Resources for Rare Cancers
If the person living with a rare cancer or a parent of a child with a rare cancer, the article will provide tips and resources to help the persons obtain information about their specific diagnosis and treatment options.

Government as well as private Agencies
Government agencies that oversee the approval of drugs and treatments and license hospitals and medical professionals to practice. Use this section to research treatments, health-care guidelines, and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for medications.

International Patient Information
Links to cancer information websites from other countries. We provide information in languages other than English.