
Survivorship issues address the subtle or severe physical, emotional
and practical aspects of coping with cancer, months or years
after treatment is completed. Anyone affected by cancer is
a survivor––from patients and their families to
friends, classmates and caregivers.
Find out about the lifelong challenges
experienced by childhood cancer survivors, and what they
can do to manage their symptoms »
If you are a childhood cancer survivor, you already know the
meaning of challenge. But for most survivors, saying goodbye
to the challenges of treatment also means saying hello to a whole
new set of changes and emotions.
Get resources and tips for survivors »
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