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When words heal: A doctor’s mission to help children navigate cancer

When words heal: A doctor’s mission to help children navigate cancer
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Radiation oncologist Dr. Karen Singh has authored a book titled 'Mama's Garden of Hope' to help children understand cancer treatments. The book uses gentle metaphors to explain complex medical processes to young family members of patients.

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This highlights the importance of psychological support and communication tools for families navigating the trauma of a cancer diagnosis.

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LIFESTYLE NEWS - When a parent or loved one is diagnosed with cancer, children become silent witnesses to the disease - straining to understand whispered conversations, filling knowledge gaps with their worst fears, and shouldering emotional burdens that no one realises they are carrying.

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