Ask rather than
assume what’s needed. It’ll make things easier for both of you.
Offer to help with certain practical
matters such as medical paperwork, but let them do things for themselves when
they want to. Don’t make them more dependent than they need to be.
Respect the patient’s choices about anticancer treatment,
care, and who they want to see.
Share feelings. Allow cancer patients to talk
about their emotions without feeling judged. It’s important to share your
feelings too. Don’t let your caregiver-patient role overtake your relationship.
Listen cancer patients help
to relieve their emotional distress 
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