So someone you know has breast cancer. Now what? Letting her know that you love her and you’ll pray for her and will be there to help her through it all may sound like a cliché, but what else can you do? What can you say that will make it better for her? What does she need? You won’t find out from reading a book or online article exactly what will help her through this, but you can get a few basic pointers to help you figure out a plan that will offer her the type of love and support that she needs from you.
Be True to Who She Really Is
During any person’s journey from the initial cancer diagnosis to recovery, they will undoubtedly find themselves being pulled in a million different directions. For example, they may wish to remain somewhat private about the details of their cancer, yet may also wish to talk about it as much as possible at the same time. Your friend or loved one will fall somewhere along the scale between introverted and extroverted and though that may change slightly, especially during a stressful time like this, you can support her the best by knowing which personality type she is. Extroverts, for example, often feel excited and energized after a conversation with others. Introverts, however, usually feel drained after any interaction with others, regardless of whether or not the conversation was a positive one.
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