For Patients-End of Treatment 1906

end of treatment

Reaching the end of treatment is an important milestone. While you probably want to get back to “normal” as fast as possible, having cancer changes your life. Discover ways to move forward with your life.

Issues at the End of Treatment


	Long-Term Follow-Up Guidelines for Survivors of Childhood, Adolescent, and Young Adult Cancers
	Healthy living after treatment
	Emotional issues after childhood cancer.


Moving On


	What feelings to expect
	Getting back to life: Changes in relationships
	Getting back to life: Friends
	Getting back to life: School


Survivorship: Supporting Others


	Advocacy is personal
	Get involved


Supporting Yourself


	Getting back to being you
	The power and importance of networking
	Using art as therapy
	Will I always be different?
	You are not alone!

Cancer Type:

Acute Myelogenous Leukemia, AML

Age Group:

All Ages

Late Effects of Childhood Cancer

Learn about the COG Long-Term Follow-Up Guidelines

Resource Directory

Find local and national services that are available to assist parents and families

Use the Directory

Support Research

Help CureSearch Reach the Day when every child can be guaranteed a cure

How you can help