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Intro
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Welcome
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Question 1 How to support family members with this disease
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The New Normal
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Stress
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Being Normal
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Support Groups
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A New Normal
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Managing Relationships
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Reducing Stress
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Wellness Communities
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Being Strong
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Mental Health
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Dealing with Friends and Family
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Tips for Dealing with Friends Family
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Denial
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Caring Bridges and Care Pages
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Getting a Shot
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Shift the Mood
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Integrative Programs
Description:
Gain valuable insights from a patient and caregiver panel discussing the psychosocial aspects of living with neuroendocrine cancer. Explore topics such as supporting family members, adapting to a new normal, managing stress, and maintaining relationships. Learn about the benefits of support groups, wellness communities, and integrative programs. Discover strategies for dealing with friends and family, addressing denial, and utilizing online resources like Caring Bridges and Care Pages. Understand the importance of mental health, staying strong, and finding ways to shift mood. This 43-minute conference talk from Stanford University's Neuroendocrine Tumor Patient Education Conference offers practical advice and personal experiences to help navigate the emotional challenges of living with neuroendocrine cancer.

Psychosocial Aspects of Living with Neuroendocrine Cancer - Patient and Caregiver Panel

Stanford University
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