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What Is Happening to Me? - Asion Guide for Young People and Adolescents With Cancer
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What Is Happening to Me? - Asion Guide for Young People and Adolescents With Cancer

This book is for you... If you are a young person who has gone through the experience of having or having had cancer.

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The topics covered in this guide respond to the needs that young people expressed to us through a survey, which is why you will see that along with the professionals who cover the topics, there are the words of the young people and adolescents who tell you their experience.

You will find them in boxes accompanying some of the chapters of this guide.

The book has different parts, so you don’t need to read it all at once. There will be topics that interest you more than others, suggestions that will help you and others that will not days when you want to read and others when you don’t.
It doesn’t matter how you read it, or when, all that matters is that you find it interesting, that it can help you understand everything better.

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