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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some people never fully bounce back after cancer and chemo even though they're in remission. Try to give her some grace and keep inviting the kid.[/quote] I agree with this, and it’s how you could explain things to your daughter. She’s old enough, this it too long to keep a secret from her, and your daughter is the one to whom you owe loyalty, honesty, and respect.[/quote] I wouldn't mention the cancer if you can avoid it. You can just say everyone has different every levels and tolerance for being "on" to host, even the most people guests Your daughter's friend can decide if she wants to tell your daughter. The friend may be so thankful to have one friend in her life who doesn't know and act weird around her and her mom. It puts you in a tough place, but better you to be in that place than your daughter feeling like she needs to beat the burden of knowing something she can't talk about.[/quote]
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