The After Cancer Blog

Do you feel lonely as a cancer survivor? Overcome social isolation after the cancer treatment is over.

Cancer survivors can adopt children. Understand the requirements to adopt children and make the best decision for you and your family

it is not uncommon for cancer survivors to experience "cancer ghosting" - a phenomenon where friends suddenly disappear from their lives.

Surviving cancer is a tremendous achievement, but it can also evoke unexpected emotions, including survivor guilt.

In this article, Maren Higbee, a caregiver, walks us through the ups and downs of returning home with her husband post-chemo.

The physical and emotional effects of cancer and its treatment can make it challenging to navigate intimacy and relationships.

As a caregiver or loved one of someone with cancer, it can be difficult to know how to offer support and provide the best care.

Cancer patients may need to take time off work for treatment and recovery, and returning to work after cancer can bring up challenges.