You may have seen news accounts or heard from people connected with your local hospital that the member organizations of MaineHealth are talking about something called “unification.” What does that mean?
Read MoreLife After a Cancer Diagnosis
Life after a cancer diagnosis is about a new reality. It's about making changes big and small. It's also about keeping your health and quality of life in mind in everything you do. The following are a series of articles on living well after a cancer diagnosis.
- Cancer and Body Image:
It's normal to worry about physical changes after a cancer diagnosis and treatment.
- Cancer and Pain:
Living with chronic pain is common for people with cancer. There are activities that people with cancer find helpful in managing pain.
- Cancer and Loss of Sexual Desire:
Loss of sexual desire is common with cancer, especially for women. Here are tips to help.
- Depression and Anxiety:
Feelings of depression and anxiety are emotions that people with cancer experience. Learn ways to help manage those feelings.
- Financial Issues:
Dealing with bills and finances during treatment and recovery is stressful. There are tips and tools to help you.
- Stressed as you finish treatment?:
Establishing a "new normal" routine after treatment can feel overwhelming. Learn how to take time for yourself.