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My friend has cancer. how can i help him through it?
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Be supportive: You may offer to help your friend with tasks that s/he may not be able to attend to. You may offer to take the friend to the medical appointments. Bring the friend foods s/he likes. You friend may need a good listener.
Answered 11/6/2014
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