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Siblings' experience of pediatric cancer: interviews with children.

Most previous research on how a child's cancer affects his or her siblings has relied on various methods but has not involved direct interviews with the children themselves. In this study of the siblings of young cancer patients, youngsters tell their own story, describing their experience of cancer in terms of their emotional responses.