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My child has finished treatment. What happens next? A guide to follow-up and adjusting to normal life for parents and carers whose child or teenager has finished treatment for cancer

My child has finished treatment. What happens next? A guide to follow-up and adjusting to normal life for parents and carers whose child or teenager has finished treatment for cancer (July 2017)

This booklet for the parents and carers of children with cancer aims to help answer some of the many questions that arise when treatment finishes. It discusses feelings and emotions, practical issues, school, and moving on.

Author(s)
Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group
Place of publication
Leicester
Publisher
Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group
Date of publication
July 2017
Pages
36pp
Supplier
www.cclg.org.uk
Subject(s)
Children's cancers, Children, Life after treatment, Education (children and young people), Emotions
Format
Booklet
Language
English
Flesch readability score
60.9
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