Six things caregivers can do while visiting MD Anderson
Like cancer patients, caregivers are subject to stress throughout their loved ones' cancer treatments. Taking time to participate in a stress-relieving activity may help ease anxiety, especially if you're traveling to MD Anderson from out of town or staying at the hospital for an extended time period.
We offer a variety of programs and services especially for our caregivers. Here are six things caregivers can do...
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