
|Articles|May 10, 2011
Understanding Transition
The emotional and psychological impact of cancer extends past the treatment time.Â
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While transition has no standard time frame, researchers generally say that the first year or two after cancer treatment ends will be a period of adjustment, depending on your support system, the severity of your treatment and myriad other physical and emotional aspects. During this time you may experience:
> Anxiety about less medical follow-up
> Fear of recurrence
> Sleep issues, such as insomnia
> Fatigue
> Chronic pain
> Insurance and employment issues
> Difficulties reintegrating with family, friends and normal activities
Resource: The Office of Cancer Survivorship at
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