Couple Copes With Leaving Daughter During Mesothelioma Treatments
During mesothelioma treatment, “It took a village to raise my daughter for a year”
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Mesothelioma affects more than the patient. Shelly Kozicki describes what it was like to leave her daughter during her husband Craig's mesothelioma treatments.
Learn more about the Simmons Mesothelioma Foundation's Caregiver Support Network. The Caregiver Support Network was established to provide support for families who are dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis.
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Coping with Mesothelioma , Peritoneal Mesothelioma
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Video Transcript: Couple Copes With Leaving Daughter During Mesothelioma Treatments
I think the toughest part was leaving our daughter behind... a lot. We traveled from Missouri to New York. My parents were retired and lived in Florida. They moved to Missouri to take care of her so we could go and get treatment. But it was not just my parents. It was, I hate to say the words, that it takes a village…but really, it was that. It took a village to raise my daughter for a year.
