Life After Cancer

Long-Term and Late Effects

• Bladder Late Effects
• Bone Late Effects
• Cardiac (Heart) Late Effects
• Cognitive Late Effects
• Dental Late Effects
• Gastrointestinal Late Effects

Healthy Living

• Healthy Eating After Cancer
• Physical Activity After Cancer
• Tools to Quit Smoking
• HPV Vaccine
• Skin - Physician and Self-Exams
• Protect Skin from Sun and UV Exposure

School and Work

• Financial Aid and College Scholarships
• Workplace Training and Services
• Workplace Discrimination Protections
• Educational Challenges

Emotional Well-Being

Most childhood cancer survivors adjust well mentally and emotionally to the life changes brought about by childhood cancer. However, survivors often face challenges related to their emotional well-being.

Post-Treatment and Beyond

• Transition Off Treatment
• How to Make the Transition from Pediatric to Adult Health Care
• How to Plan Health Care Decision Making
• MJ's Story: Take Charge of Your Life
• Jenny’s Story: Conquer Worry about Child by Focusing on What’s Positive in Life
• Parents - Adjusting Emotionally After Cancer Treatment

If I Had Cancer, Will My Children Get Cancer?

If I had a cancer as a child, will my children be at risk for cancer? Childhood cancer survivors often worry they will pass on abnormal gene or condition that could cause their children to develop cancer.