InFocus: Survivor Journeys offers programs for people who have recovered from cancer
September 27, 2021
CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP)–Thousands of people every year get a clean bill of health after undergoing cancer treatments.
If you or anyone you know has recovered from cancer, you know that more than the physical body has been impacted. A patient’s entire wellbeing may change, including their relationships with family, friends, and co-workers. Living with the anxiety of cancer possibly returning, some people may also may continue to suffer mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
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(Mass Appeal) - Survivor Journeys is a non-profit that provides social, emotional, and educational support services to cancer survivors, their families, and caregivers. Here to share more about the organization and an upcoming fundraiser are Kara Delisle, Survivor Journey Board member, and Jay Presser, Current President of Survivor Journeys. Watch the inteview on MassAppeal .
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