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When your child’s cancer comes back or does not respond to initial treatment. Information for parents and families of a child or young person with relapsed or refractory cancer

When your child’s cancer comes back or does not respond to initial treatment. Information for parents and families of a child or young person with relapsed or refractory cancer (October 2017)

Being told your child’s cancer has come back or hasn’t gone away can come as a huge shock, bringing back many emotions from your child’s first diagnosis. This booklet acknowledges these feelings and gives information to help you cope with the experience once again. 

Author(s)
Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group
Place of publication
Leicester
Publisher
Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group
Date of publication
October 2017
Supplier
www.cclg.org.uk
Subject(s)
Adolescents, Children, Children's cancers, Relapse, Refractory cancer
Format
Booklet
Language
English
Flesch readability score
65.8
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