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How do we adjust to life after cancer treatment?
Life After Treatment
Once your life has been touched by cancer, it is difficult to go back to what life looked like before. Consider these 4 tips for creating and embracing a "new normal" for yourself and your loved one.
Caregiver Voices
What is one thing you wish you had known when you first became a caregiver?
Cancer Transitions
The Cancer Transitions program targets many of the physical, psychosocial, and practical issues that you and your loved ones may face now that cancer treatment is over.
How can I help my loved one cope with worries about recurrence?
How can I help my loved one stay healthy?
Diet & Nutrition
Good nutrition is an important part of your loved one's care beyond cancer treatment.
Managing Stress from Cancer
Just because active treatment has ended, doesn’t mean the stress and anxiety will as well. Help your loved one find healthy ways to cope with these normal emotions.
How can I help my loved one manage the cost of care?
Managing the Costs of Cancer Treatment
How do I help others who are going through this?
Join Grassroot Efforts
Advocate for key issues related to cancer legislation to improve the quality of life for cancer patients and families.
Inspire Change
Participate in The Cancer Experience Registry (CER) survey which uncovers the emotional, physical, practical, and financial impact of cancer so patients and caregivers receive the support they need. By taking the survey, you join thousands of others in helping to change the future of cancer support.
