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Pancreas cancer

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Hi , Everyone, as a young girl I always thought I was very lucky all  my grandparents have never died when I old older now am 16 Turing 17 in a month and last week my Nana was diagnosed with pancreasCancer and I just feel lost she's my best friend and I've been to see her a few times and she doesn't look ill but I can tell it is killing her and she always tells me don't worry and like I'll be fine but I just can't lose and I just need help trying to focus on positive things

 

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    Hello,

    You are still very young to take in that your Nana was diagnosed with pancreatic Cancer.

    I trust your Nana is getting help and treatment from the NHS.

    Sounds like your Nana is very brave and protective towards you and both have an amazing relationship, which you should be positive about.

    Think you should have a heart to heart chat with Mum and Dad about your feelings and concerns about you Nan.

    Best Wishes!.

     

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    Hello,

    You are still very young to take in that your Nana was diagnosed with pancreatic Cancer.

    I trust your Nana is getting help and treatment from the NHS.

    Sounds like your Nana is very brave and protective towards you and both have an amazing relationship, which you should be positive about.

    Think you should have a heart to heart chat with Mum and Dad about your feelings and concerns about you Nan.

    Best Wishes!.

     

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