What is your advice to those who are supporting loved ones with cancer, Simone?

Just love your way through it.

It's going to be stressful.

It's going to be overwhelming.

Um, but let the good times be good, and do as much research as you can.

Try as many things as you can.

Really leave no stone unturned because the, the, the, the guilt of grief w- is almost an impossible thing to deal with, even when you do try all of the things.

Tell us why.

How do you know when you've researched something versus just consuming content that agrees with you? Speaking on confirmation models.

Well, I think that's a great question because I think if you just Google something really quickly, you haven't researched it, right? If you maybe look at Wikipedia and a couple of other things, you haven't researched it.

If it's a policy that you're interested in, read as much information as you can until you feel versed in it, until you feel like if somebody asked you a question about it, you'd be able to give an informed answer.

And again, it's not just consuming the information that makes you feel good or that makes you like that.

Can you consume information that you disagree with? Can you consume information from people that you do not like but still get the information from them so that you can have that information when you are having a conversation or an argument? So I think research is what you learned in middle school, high school, college, if you went.

You learned how to study something that you are interested in.

so that you have the data and the information.

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