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When someone has cancer, the emotional shock can be enormous. Macmillan can help.
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If you have any questions about cancer, ask Macmillan. If you need support, ask Macmillan. Or if you just want someone to talk to, ask Macmillan.
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What to be aware of when a child with cancer is returning to school after or during treatment.
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After a cancer illness, there are steps teachers can take to help make a pupil’s adjustment easier.
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Children and teens with cancer may face issues such as changes to their relationships with classmates, and even teasing or bullying.
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Ongoing follow-up support and reviews of academic performance is important for the young person who has had cancer and is back at school.
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When the prognosis is not so good, there are things teachers can do to help during this difficult time.
Dying and bereavement
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