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Families who have lost loved ones to a terminal illness.

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Below is a sample survey questionnaire for families who have lost loved ones to a terminal illness.

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Here are sample survey questions dealing with osteosarcoma. This time, the questions relate to your family's psychosocial needs.

1. How did you feel when you found out about the illness?

2. Do you think you are still grieving the loss?

3. Death is not a normal part of life.
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