Childhood cancer treatments and stem cell transplants can cause long‑term digestive problems such as bowel blockages, liver issues, and swallowing difficulties. Certain treatments and health
Some cancer treatments and diseases change hormone levels in the body. Hormones act like chemical messages; they help glands “talk” to each other so the body can
Ending therapy can be emotionally and socially challenging for caregivers, bringing both relief and overwhelm. LaChaka and Darick discuss balancing mental health with caregiving, returning
When your child transitions off therapy, how do you know when to send them back to school? Emily, Darick, and LaChaka discuss how to confidently
The transition from a hospital care team to a local care team comes with its challenges. LaChaka and Darick map out the medical journey each
Transitioning off therapy can bring both relief and anxiety. Parents LaChaka and Darick share their experience navigating fear, survivor’s guilt, and the loss of the
In this podcast episode, Wes and Kady Shell talk about how they kept their marriage strong and remained close while their daughter Hattie went through
Regular physical activity is significant for childhood cancer survivors because they face a higher risk of health problems—such as obesity and heart, lung, bone, or
Healthy habits benefit everyone, but they’re especially important for childhood cancer survivors, who face long-term health risks from treatment. While late effects can appear years
Although rare, some pediatric cancer treatments can cause another cancer to develop later in life. For childhood cancer survivors, skin cancer is the most common
