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How to handle the questions from your child about your cancer?

In this video, Dr. Boinon explains how to handle your child’s reaction once you break the news. It’s perfectly normal for your child to feel sad, angry or even upset. Keep in mind that he or she should understand that he or she is not to blame for what is happening.

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