These do not end with the conclusion of treatments. In fact, that may be the start of even more difficult adjustments.
Returning to work means confronting questions with no easy answers – will stress trigger a relapse, how to disclose a diagnosis to a new employer and colleagues treat them differently. There are also the invisible side effects that survivors carry into the workplace – fatigue, memory fog and even a quiet loss of confidence in their own abilities.
These are not peripheral concerns and they call for a different kind of care.
