• Why me,
• What have done to deserve this?
• Did I cause my cancer?
• Can it be cured?
• Am I going to die? How do I cope?
• What are the best treatment options?
• Will treatment hurt or make me feel bad?
• How long will treatment take?
• Will I have to stay in a hospital?
• Will I be able to keep my job?
• How much will cancer treatment cost?
There are many questions about cancer and cancer treatment, which causes fear and grieving for the patient and their families concerning the …show more content…
They find new or different ways to live their lives to the fullest. Patient should be encouraged to learn as much as they can about your cancer and its treatment. Learning about their cancer and its treatment gives a sense of control over what’s happening. Along with your cancer care team, so many questions about cancer can be answer and also find other resources. One can at 1-800-227-2345 or visits us at www.cancer.org for more information.
• It is very good to encourage the patient to express their feelings about the situation; many people feel that expressing sadness, fear, or anger is a sign of weakness. In fact, the opposite is often true. It’s much harder to express powerful emotions than it is to try to hide them. Hiding feelings can also make it harder to find good ways to deal with it. Expressing those feelings can help one feel more in control rather than overwhelmed by emotions. It also frees up energy for all the other things one need to handle. There are many ways to express feelings such as talk with trusted friends or relatives, or keep a private journal. Some people express their feelings through music, painting, or