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Hi,

After a really hard uncertain time we got the official news today my mum has Ovarian cancer. The doctors have told us the cancer is treatable/controllable and chemo is due to start in a few weeks. 

People are telling me I don't need to worry, and it is reassuring that the uncertainty over what it is has ended. I'm still just incredibly worried about the future and what might happen next. 

Any advice on how to cope? Thanks

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    Sorry to hear but thank goodness its treatable,just stay strong for your mum she will be fine,I've just Dina tear of chemo,just remember it's not all doom and gloom being on chemo and it does saves lives,I had breast cancer so completely different to your mum.I wish her well and you will all get through this,stay positive x

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    Sorry to hear but thank goodness its treatable,just stay strong for your mum she will be fine,I've just Dina tear of chemo,just remember it's not all doom and gloom being on chemo and it does saves lives,I had breast cancer so completely different to your mum.I wish her well and you will all get through this,stay positive x

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