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SUPPORT STORIES
‘The hardest part about having cancer in 2020 was doing everything alone'
Louise Collins talks about her experience with the Irish Cancer Society’s remote counselling service.
‘It’s the best thing I’ve ever done’: How remote counselling is helping cancer patients
Remote counselling was one of the measures the Irish Cancer Society introduced when the pandemic began.
THE WORK OF THE IRISH CANCER SOCIETY
‘It’s so fulfilling to help someone be at peace in the last days of their life'
Irish Cancer Society night nurse Pat Tyrrell talks about the privilege of giving cancer patients end of life care.
How the Irish Cancer Society has provided support throughout the pandemic
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Five ways to get involved with Daffodil Day this year
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