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[Must-see for relatives of pediatric cancer patients] How to control the feelings of those who watch over the patients<\/p>\n

Recommended for people around pediatric cancer patients.<\/p>\n

Learn how to communicate properly with pediatric cancer patients.<\/p>\n

\"\" — Pediatric Cancer Survivor (Osteosarcoma) Author<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
First of all, from self-introduction<\/p>\n
I developed childhood cancer (osteosarcoma) when I was 10 years old.<\/p>\n
He has already been diagnosed with terminal cancer and has undergone conditional surgery, approval for amputation of his right leg to prolong his life, and life expectancy.<\/p>\n
At that time, I was only 10 years old, and I faced a huge challenge.<\/p>\n
I think it was a big shock to the people around me.<\/p>\n
My parents, relatives and friends<\/p>\n
Very big shock<\/p>\n
The behavior and behavior of those around you<\/p>\n
All of that was clearly remembered in me<\/p>\n

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