You might not see yourself as a carer, but if you are offering practical or emotional support to someone with lymphoma, we have plenty of useful resources, information and tips to help you cope. All our support services are here for you too - from our helpline to our dedicated online support meeting.
Adjusting to a life with lymphoma can put pressure on your relationships. Find out more about offering practical and emotional support to the person who has lymphoma. We also suggest tips to help you take care of your own needs, including signposting to other sources of support for carers.
This book is for family and friends of someone who has lymphoma. It provides tips to help you manage the physical, practical and emotional aspects of caring for someone who has lymphoma. You can order a copy by selecting 'Order publications' at the top of the page.
Treatment of lymphoma has changed dramatically over the years and is usually successful. However, the time that follows your child’s diagnosis will still be difficult. Read our information for help with common practical concerns including telling your child and changes to expect at home.
Listen to our panel talk though some of the challenges and opportunities that supporting a loved one with lymphoma can bring. This will help you recognise the physical, practical and emotional impacts. They also share experiences and self-care strategies to help.
These online support meetings are held on the third Wednesday of every month at 11am and are for any partner, parent, child or other carer effected by lymphoma to share experiences and gain mutual support.
Supporting a loved one through their diagnosis, treatment and aftercare can be very difficult. You may feel anxious and isolated. Remember that we are here for you too. We're on hand to answer your questions, guide you to where you get get more information or support or just offer a listening ear. Please get in touch by calling freephone 0808 808 5555 or using the purple Live Chat pop up (10am to 3pm, Monday to Friday).
Read personal stories and watch videos from people who have been affected by lymphoma and learn how they have coped with caring for a loved one. It can really help to hear from other people who have 'been there'.
When someone close to you has lymphoma, it can be difficult to know what to do or say. It can be incredibly painful to watch the person you love go through such a difficult experience. You might feel helpless and pressured to somehow make things better. We offer advice and support to help you communicate with those around you.
Our closed Facebook Support Group connects and supports people from all over the UK. We welcome anyone affected by lymphoma - including family members and friends - and the group offers valuable peer support at any time.
