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If someone you love has been diagnosed with cancer, you, the caregiver, need straightforward, compassionate advice. This Dell Caregiving Guide provides all the information you need during the days ahead, including the latest medical facts from health care professionals - and invaluable insider's tips from other caregivers. It also helps you care for yourself so that you stay strong, healthy and positive during this challenging time.

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This book has honest answers, facts and stores about real cancer patients. Someone you know, someone in your family, may be fighting a form of this disease. Find out in this book what they are facing.