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How to get help for children with cancer?
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Go to doctor: If you are talking about medical treatment, then you must go to the doctor for that. Once your child starts getting treatment, he/she will be be able to get help from multiple community resources available through different social services. An office or hospital social worker would be your reference person.
Answered 11/19/2011
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Various: Here are some suggestions: hospital social worker, local clergy, teacher at school, local or distant support groups, internet resources such as cancercare.Org.
Answered 10/4/2016
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