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Old 04-22-2019   #319
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Default Say Yes to Help

Say Yes to Help

It can be hard to ask for and accept offers of help, but trying to do everything yourself can burn you out in a hurry. Make a list of the things you need done in a week -- walking the dog, picking up groceries, mowing the grass -- and figure out which ones you’d feel most comfortable handing over to others. Then when someone asks, “What can I do?” you’ll have an answer ready.





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Get Organized

The appointments, forms, and medications that come with your child’s cancer diagnosis can get overwhelming. Keep all her care info in one place. Set reminders for meds on your smartphone. Keep a notepad with you to write down questions for the doctor. A financial advisor can help you make a plan for your medical bills. Have a detail-oriented friend or family member? Let them do some of the planning and other mental work.
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