Overcoming Anxiety as a Cancer Survivor
Cancer is an anxiety-filled journey from start to finish. Read about ways to overcome this anxiety and what family and friends can do to help their loved ones.
Survivorship is the period of your life after your treatment for breast cancer. Just like your breast cancer and your personalized treatment plan, how you approach survivorship is unique to your particular situation. Some women have a strong support system of family members, friends and others they rely on during their transition from cancer patients to cancer survivors. Others need additional help to adjust to their “new normal” after the intensive period of care and treatment.
Whatever you need, you are not alone. We offer a wide range of survivorship programs for breast cancer survivors, including:
We also offer Survivorship Clinics, where we’ll address concerns specific to your Survivorship Care Plan. This plan will include regular monitoring for recurrence of your breast cancer, as well as addressing any side effects or prolonged effects from your cancer treatment.
Cancer is an anxiety-filled journey from start to finish. Read about ways to overcome this anxiety and what family and friends can do to help their loved ones.
For more support, visit Colleen's Corner for a list of helpful local and national resources about cancer.
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