Reliable detection of Win98 may not be possible. Many people who have cancer report that the people they love suddenly treat them differently or stay away completely. It's natural to feel frightened, anxious, or even angry when someone you know has cancer, but don't let that keep you from being there for your friend or loved one. You may need help with your strong emotions and there are many places you can turn.
Many hospitals conduct counseling groups for families and friends of people with cancer.
Or you can identify an adult whom you trust for support and reassurance. You can also visit Web sites related to cancer. Another way you might help a person with cancer is to consider volunteering at a hospital or clinic that treats people with cancer. Volunteering is an excellent way to show your support. Try to remember that the person with cancer is on an emotional roller-coaster.