This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to tell your date you had cancer
Journal or talk through your reasons for wanting to date.
If you belong to a support group for cancer survivors, ask them how they've coped with dating after their diagnosis. Ask them what their experiences have been like, how they've disclosed, and when they've disclosed.

Options:
A). Then ask if they'd recommend meeting in a different setting. Write down your last name, including your gender, and address (if applicable).
B). It can be helpful to get advice and feedback from others who have endured similar experiences. If you don't belong to a support group, consider joining one or engaging in an online support group and posting the question.
C). While you should know when they've admitted something, you may want to write a private journal, so you can vent or express your sorrow over a past relationship. Gain the support of your family and friends.
D). You don't need to " hide " your cancer from your friends, family, or colleagues. They may not even know that you have cancer just yet.
The answer is:
B).