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Being diagnosed with colorectal cancer can leave you very frightened, overwhelmed, and anxious. Your mind may feel like it’s racing in a million different directions as you wonder what lies ahead and how you will manage it all.
Most of all, you will have many questions about your diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. The list below is a good way to organize your thoughts when talking to your provider.
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More tips: Remember to take a pen and notebook to your appointments so that you can take notes. It’s also a good idea to have a trusted friend or family member with you during your doctor visits. This not only gives you great emotional support but also provides another set of ears to listen to what your doctor says.

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