June 5 is National Cancer Survivors Day. Many survivors say that they felt they had lots of support during their treatment, but once it ended it was hard to make a transition to a new way of life. Learn about survivorship after cancer treatment, how to plan for follow-up care, and the physical, emotional, and family issues you may face after treatment.
Survivorship
There are millions of adults and children in the United States who are cancer survivors. Many say that they felt they had lots of support during their treatment, but once it ended it was hard to make a transition to a new way of life. It was like entering a whole new world where they had to adjust to new feelings, new problems, and different ways of looking at the world.
A New Normal
Adjusting to physical and emotional changes after cancer treatment and tips on coping with fear of recurrence.
Adjusting to physical and emotional changes after cancer treatment and tips on coping with fear of recurrence.
Follow-Up Medical Care
Information about follow-up medical care for patients who have completed cancer treatment. Discusses your follow-up care plan, getting a wellness plan, and guidelines for a healthy lifestyle.
Information about follow-up medical care for patients who have completed cancer treatment. Discusses your follow-up care plan, getting a wellness plan, and guidelines for a healthy lifestyle.
Physical Changes
Information about the physical changes you may experience after you complete cancer treatment.
Information about the physical changes you may experience after you complete cancer treatment.
Family Issues
Discusses common family problems and issues that often occur after treatment and ways to cope.
Discusses common family problems and issues that often occur after treatment and ways to cope.
Survivorship Care for Children
Information for parents of a child who has completed cancer treatment, including survivorship care plans and late effects.
Information for parents of a child who has completed cancer treatment, including survivorship care plans and late effects.
As hard as treatment is, many cancer survivors say that the experience led them to make important changes in their lives. It helped them learn the value of being grateful for each day and for the people in their lives.
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