There are 12 million cancer survivors living in the United States today. Those millions have been through surgery, chemo, radiation or other treatments to kill the cancer cells living in their bodies and there is one thing that we know for certain-cancer may leave your body but it never leaves your life. The same treatments that are able to cure us can also cause life-changing post-treatment aftereffects. How does a survivor know what to prepare for after cancer? What follow-up care should a survivor get?

I can still recall the day a few years ago our CEO, 3-time cancer survivor Doug Ulman, returned from Australia and told me, “Hey, I’d like you to see about us getting involved with this organization called Movember.” OK, I said, tell me about them.  He went on to say they were this enthusiastic group of guys who wanted to bring back the moustache (a Mo in Aussie slang) in November, hence: Movember. And in the process they’d spread the word about men’s health, raise some funds, have a lot of fun and a then throw big party afterwa

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Every 4 minutes, someone in America is diagnosed with blood c

Hearing the words “You have cancer” can be devastating and confusing. There are so many questions that arise from hearing a diagnosis and there is so much information you need to make sense of that moment. How do you prepare to battle cancer on their own terms? How do you start off in this maze on the right path? You start off armed with a LIVESTRONG Guidebook – a free resource provided by LIVESTRONG.