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Share Your Caregiver Story

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Thank you for sharing your story. Your experience, in your own words, might help someone else feel empowered, connected, understood, less alone, and even inspired. There's no wrong way to answer these questions; write as much or as little as feels right, SKIP anything you'd rather not revisit or that you do not want shared. Short, honest answers are often the most powerful. Before we continue, please check the box to give us permission to feature you.
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Your email will not be shared publicly. This is simply so we can contact you.
We would love to share a photo of you with the friend/family member you support or supported through cancer feeling empowered. You can interpret this in whatever way this means to you.
Max. file size: 100 MB.
What does this photo mean to you?
Where is Home for you?
What type of cancer was your friend/loved one diagnosed with?
What did learning about the diagnosis of your friend/loved one mean for your relationship? What are some details you remember when looking back? What feelings rose to the surface?
How was/is your friend/loved one impacted by treatment? How did this make you feel?
How do you care for your friend / loved one? What actions became a meaningful way to show support. What forms of support were hard to recognize at first and how did you overcome?
How did/do you feel cared for in the hardest moments? What specific supportive actions mean the most to you? What did you learn through this process?
Do you have a mantra? What message did/do you tell yourself in hard moments?
How does the Survivor in your life describe their progress in survivorship today? (good or hard or anything in between)
How did you become connected to Livestrong?
Have any specific Livestrong Resources been helpful for your friend/loved one impacted by cancer or for you as you care for them?
What do you wish you had known earlier? What do you want Caregivers of newly diagnosed people to know now?
Please feel free to include anything else you would like to share here.