We can help you on your journey to wellness.

From the moment you were diagnosed, you started a new life — one as a cancer survivor. Life after cancer is going to be different. You may be wondering what’s next. We can teach you how to improve your physical and emotional health, and help you find the information you need to stay healthy and have a great life.

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Learn more now about:

Man and daughter sharing a healthy meal.

Eating right

There are foods that can help you stay on the road to recovery.

A physical therapist helping an elderly cancer patient with exercises.

Exercising

Staying active and following a routine can give you the best chance of ongoing recovery.

Two men shaking hands at a cancer support group meeting.

Support groups

Talking with others about your type of cancer can guide life choices and offer insight into the emotional side of cancer recovery.

Daughter hugging her father as he works through the Cancer Sel-management Program

Cancer Self-Management Program

This structured, evidence-based program gives you real-world assistance to deal with your diagnosis, encouraging the development of behaviors and habits that will help you to maintain good health.

National experts

Information from national experts to help you on your journey:

CDC Cancer Survivor Website

The CDC’s online resource for cancer patients and survivors, cancer caregivers, and health care providers.

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Facing Forward: Life After Cancer Treatment

A National Cancer Institute publication that includes information about the new normal after treatment, follow-up care, and more.

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Survivorship Care Plans

Valuable information from the American Cancer Society about understanding your diagnosis, treatments, side effects, caregivers, and more.

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ASCO Cancer Treatment and Survivorship Care Plans

A convenient way to store information about your cancer, cancer treatment, and follow-up care from the ASCO.

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Life After Cancer

A guide developed by the American Cancer Society to help cancer survivors understand how to move forward with their lives.

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Reach to Recovery

The American Cancer Society Reach To Recovery® program connects people facing breast cancer – from diagnosis through survivorship – with trained volunteers who are breast cancer survivors.

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