CANCER ? ASK A LOT OF QUESTIONS..

If you or someone in your family or someone else you may know or love have cancer, ask questions and a lot of questions. The more questions you ask, the better chances you will have, and having questions doesn't make you weaker. IT MAKES YOU AND THE PATIENT STRONGER. So engage with the doctors, the nurses, the oncologists and the families and get the best out of it and make the right healthcare choices for yourself, and also help your relative or your loved one to reach the best choices for them as well. A good resource is the www.QN2A.org, a powerful new online resource of all the BIG QUESTIONS that can help both patients, families, caregivers after a diagnosis of cancer.

Discussing these questions with the healthcare professional can help you collectively arrive at the treatment plan that is best for you or for your loved one - by turning these questions into answers. Here in this picture - actor James Denton - Stand Up To Cancer ambassador, has helped family members navigate their cancer treatment. "Stand Up To cancer is a program of the Entertainment Industry foundation (EIF), a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.