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Coping with the shock of diagnosis

It's a huge shock to find out you have blood cancer. Other people may not understand right away what you're going through.

How does it feel to be told you have blood cancer?

Leanne, Jamie, Hinna and Emily talk about how they felt when they got a blood cancer diagnosis.

So how do you cope with a blood cancer diagnosis?

Hinna, Leanne, Jamie and Emily talk about how they got through their diagnosis and treatment.

Get answers to common questions people have when they're first diagnosed with blood cancer.

Support with blood cancer

Whatever stage you're at, whether you're worried you might have blood cancer, have just been diagnosed, are having treatment or are in remission, our Support Service is here to help you, your family and your friends.

Call us on 0808 2080 888 or email [email protected]. You might have a specific question. Or you might just want to talk about how you're feeling. 

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Help others by sharing your story

Having blood cancer can feel very lonely. People say that it helps to hear how others feel and how they're getting through it.

You can help by sharing your story.

Your story can help others