How to tell my teenage daughters about my early stage cancer diagnosis?

Finding the right words to share this news takes so much courage, and it's clear how deeply you care about protecting your daughters while being honest with them. Many parents in similar situations have found success in having age-appropriate conversations that emphasize the positive aspects of early detection and your current stable condition, while giving them space to ask questions and express their feelings. Consider reaching out to others in this community who have navigated these conversations - their experiences sharing this news with teens and preteens could offer valuable guidance for your family's approach.

When I was diagnosed I told Amy 4 kids right away, they were 4,6, and 7 at the time. I was open and honest with them. I wasn’t my self and they could feel it. I wanted them to know it was ok to be worried, I was worried too. I feel having the openness helped our relationship and made it easy for them to approach me and the cancer word.