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Coping with the shock of diagnosis

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Finding out you have blood cancer is a huge shock, and it can be even harder if the people around you don't understand what you're going through. Hear how other young adults reacted to the news, and what helped them in the early days.

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

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

How do you cope with a blood cancer diagnosis?

Hinna, Leanne, Jamie and Emily tell us how they got through their diagnosis and treatment.

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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. Whatever you want to say, we're here for you.

You can also read our answers to some common questions people ask when they're first diagnosed with blood cancer.

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