S11 E2: Navigating Life After Cancer
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With podcast host, Ginger Blackmon, and featuring Geoffrey Rogow, Executive Editor at BBC Studios, award-winning journalist, cancer survivor, founder of After Treatment, and author of the forthcoming book I’m Alive. Now What?
Diagnosed with cancer at age 30, Geoffrey describes the abrupt transition from the structure and support of active treatment to the uncertainty of cancer survivorship. Drawing from his personal experience and more than 270 interviews conducted for his book, he explores the medical, emotional, financial, and practical questions that can continue long after treatment ends.
The conversation addresses fertility preservation, mental health, career and financial decisions, family relationships, finding purpose, and the challenge of coordinating long-term care across oncology, primary care, and other specialists.
Learn more about Geoffrey and explore survivorship resources at After Treatment.
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