The initial diagnosis of Leukemia or Lymphoma may be one of the most challenging events for you, your child and your family. Your first concern may be, " What does this mean for my child?"
Children, regardless of their age, are usually aware when their health is causing concern for their parents or medical staff. Your child may experience a variety of emotions in quick succession. Feelings such as anger, guilt, fear anxiety and sadness are all common reactions.
Your childs treatment will involve new people and experiences that may sometimes be frightening.Treatment of children with Leukemia or Lymphoma usually takes place in medical centers' inpatient units and outpatient clinics. Your child will be admitted to the hospital almost as soon as the diagnosis is known. For some children this is the first time they have stayed away from home for a extended period of time.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
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