If they cry, don’t try to cheer them up.If you’re finding it difficult or upsetting don’t change the subject – say how you feel, this can prevent any awkwardness. ![]() Give your full attention to what they are saying.Let the person with cancer lead the conversation and try not to interrupt.Try to keep the setting private, relaxed and with few distractions.Here are some tips on how to listen well. Listening is an important part of providing emotional support. Just listening to a person’s concerns or worries can be hugely helpful.Ī good listener tries to really tune in and listen to a person in the moment. Compare their situation to somebody else you know, each person’s experience with cancer is unique.Ī good listener tries to be aware of someone’s thoughts and feelings as much as they can.Offer advice that they haven’t asked for. ![]()
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