Caring for Someone with Cancer Worksheets
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Are You Caring for Someone With Cancer and Feeling Overwhelmed, Drained, or Unsure What to Do Next?
Being a caregiver for someone facing cancer is a profound act of love—but it can also be emotionally exhausting, confusing, and lonely.
You may feel like you have to stay strong, hold everything together, and meet everyone’s needs—while quietly falling apart inside. You deserve support too.
Do you relate to any of the following?
- Are you unsure how to talk about emotions or fears with the person you're caring for?
- Do you feel emotionally overwhelmed by the responsibilities of caregiving?
- Are you struggling to balance practical care with your own well-being?
- Do you feel guilty for needing rest, space, or time for yourself?
- Do you want tools to manage stress, communicate better, and stay grounded through this journey?
If so, Caring for Someone With Cancer Worksheets offer a compassionate space for you to reflect, plan, and care for both your loved one and yourself.
(+20 pages of evidence based exercises and techniques)
What’s Included?
- Naming My Caregiving Fears
- Grieving While They’re Still Here
- Processing Guilt About Not Doing Enough
- Understanding Caregiver Burnout
- Anger at the Illness, Not the Person
- “What If” Spiral: Rewriting My Inner Narrative
- Navigating Intimacy and Distance
- Letting Others In: Delegating Without Guilt
- Legacy Letters: What I Want to Say Now
- Daily Medical Log (Medications, Symptoms, Needs)
- Appointment Prep: Questions I Want to Ask
- Emergency Info Organizer
- End-of-Life Wishes Conversation Starter
How These Worksheets Can Help
- Offer prompts to help you process your emotions, fears, and caregiving fatigue
- Provide communication tools to support open, respectful conversations
- Help you set boundaries and recognize signs of caregiver burnout
- Include daily check-in pages for monitoring your energy, needs, and mental health
- Offer planning templates for appointments, medications, and support systems
- Remind you that caring for yourself is part of caring for them
Download your Caring for Someone With Cancer Worksheets today and find strength in structure, relief in reflection, and permission to take care of you, too. You are doing something extraordinary—and you don’t have to do it all alone.