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Support Groups?

  • 14-05-2011 12:02pm
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    Would anyone have information on a support group or groups for relatives of people suffering from a fatal disease, specifically brain tumours, please? One that is based in Dublin is preferable.

    Thanks.


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  • #2
    Condo131
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    Two come to mind:

    Irish Cancer Society - Helpline 1800 200 700

    ARC - Eccles St and South Circular Road

    All of these operate drop in centres, for those dealing with Cancer in their daily lives, whether they are ill, or someone close to them is ill. Give them a call or drop in - they're there to help!

    - Condo(r)131 -Cancer survivor and trained Irish Cancer Society Cancer support mentor


  • #3
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    Thanks. I found a group in the Irish Cancer Society booklet. I'll take a look at ARC now too.


  • #4
    biomed32
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    ARC are a fantastic charity and I have done some fundraising for them. They have also helped my family imensly with a loss. All the best.


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