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How can cancer patients advocate for their needs?

Cancer patients can advocate for their needs by:
- Communicating clearly: Letting caregivers and healthcare providers know what help is needed.
- Setting boundaries: Ensuring their preferences and limits are respected.
- Seeking information: Understanding their rights and available resources.
- Joining support groups: Finding strength and advice from others in similar situations.

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