UK: National Health Service: Coping with a Terminal Illness

This webpage by the National Health Service discusses the emotions and feelings that may arise after being diagnosed with a terminal illness. It offers practical advice on finding support by talking to friends, family, or healthcare professionals, and provides guidance on recognising and managing depression. The page also answers common questions and encourages seeking help when emotional distress becomes overwhelming.

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Emergency assistance

When things feel too heavy to carry on your own, reaching out can make a difference. This section connects you to 24/7 crisis helplines and services that will listen, support, and help keep you safe.

LIFELINE: 13 11 14

BEYOND BLUE: 1300 224 636

SUICIDE CALLBACK SERVICE: 1300 659 467

KIDS HELPLINE (Help for under 25s): 1800 55 1800

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