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A child with cancer will always have a multidisciplinary team, and within that, each discipline  (like nurses, doctors, therapists) may function as intra-disciplinary sub-teams to ensure  consistency.

Sharing a child’s cancer journey with one’s community can raise awareness, build  understanding, and gather emotional or practical support. However, it is equally important to do  so in a way that protects the child’s privacy and the family’s emotional wellbeing. 

Hearing that your child has cancer is one of the most overwhelming experiences a parent can  face. It often triggers a series of emotional and psychological reactions, commonly described in  phases like the stages of grief, though each parent may experience them differently.