My best friend might have a..?!
Question: Brain tumor, how do I cope, react. Anything. I'm freaking out. She is only 17. I dont know what to do.
Answers: Brain tumor, how do I cope, react. Anything. I'm freaking out. She is only 17. I dont know what to do.
Its OK to be scared but you have to remember that she is probably even more scared. You should be there for her and listen to her if she needs to talk to you. And just be yourself and be her friend. If she has the tumor, she will need the support of her friends more than ever.
You should be there for her and spend time with her. Only talk about it when she brings up the topic. What she needs right now is a friend and companion, someone to distract her and keep her from thinking about death. Try not to freak out in front of her because that will get her more anxious and afraid.
Support her.
First, you wait until you know for sure, "might" is a big word that doens't do anyone any good!! You listen, you offer support, and that's it. Be there for her.
A lot can be done for brain tumors now, so it's not necessarily asterrible as u might think. Just wait and see and pray and hope for the best.
Do the Scanner at once,at any nearby physician with this updated machine.
well it okay to be scared. be there for her. she really needs you to be there and even if you can't totally understand what she is going through right now, just be the same friend you always have been. this is a really tough time for her i bet and she probably needs support. if you have a religion pray for her. be the best friend she could ever need. by being strong for her, you are helping her more than you could ever know.
Talk with your friend and others who care about her. It is upsetting. Let your friend talk about what is happening. Hold her hand, give her a hug. Let her cry. If you cry, that's okay too.
"A friend in need is friend indeed"
Treat her normally as you did before. It is a disease which can be treated if not cured.
Just let her know you are, when she needs