Things You'll Need:
- Email account
- Computer with Internet access
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Step 1
Share experiences regarding treatment and learn about treatment options or medications you might not be familiar with.
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Step 2
Feel hopeful being surrounded by other people who have experienced and survived the same things you have experienced.
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Step 3
Manage your feelings by sharing them with people who feel the same way as you do.
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Step 4
Consider an electronic support group where you can meet with other ovarian cancer patients via Internet chat rooms or over email.
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Step 5
Realize that there are just as many support groups for your family and friends as there are for you. Often these are specialized for spouses or children of cancer patients.
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Step 1
Speak to your doctor or other healthcare team members or ask at your medical facility about ovarian cancer support groups affiliated with the hospital.
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Step 2
Be willing to attend a general cancer support group if an ovarian cancer-specific group is not available.
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Step 3
Search on the Internet for support groups through online resources such as the American Cancer Society's Cancer Survivor's Network (see Resources below).






