Someone I know has blood cancer
If you know someone with blood cancer, whether it’s leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, MDS or any other blood cancer, you'll want to support them as best you can. You might even be a carer, even if you don't see yourself as one. Get practical and emotional help to support a loved one with blood cancer.
Supporting someone with blood cancer: your feelings
You may feel you need to be strong for the person you love, but it's important to take care of your own emotional wellbeing too
"Shielding is ending. Can our family go back to normal?"
"My mum’s had the vaccine so why is she still shielding?"
Your blood cancer questions answered
Practical support for carers
"My dad has blood cancer and I'm worried about going to school."
