The first in a series of Living Well with Cancer programs Navigating Life After Cancer: A Road Map for the New Normal will be held on Saturday, January 26, 2008 at the Washington Cancer Center.
The free seminar begins with a continental breakfast at 8:30 a.m. and will address physical, psychological, financial, and spiritual issues that cancer patients face after their treatment ends.
There is no charge for the program but registration is required.
Register online or call 202-877-DOCS
- Navigating Life after Cancer
- January 26, 2008
- 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
- Washington Cancer Center
- Navigating the New Normal
- Brenda Hubbard RN, Oncology Nurse
- Navigating Insurance and Employment Issues
- Patricia Smith Esq, Attorney
The program sponsors write,
After surviving cancer, you are left with many questions about self-identity.Who was I?Who am I?Where am I going? Although you may feel that you are ready to put the cancer behind you, it is possible that your emotional recovery may be just beginning. Navigating through life after cancer can be difficult, specifically from a physical, psychological, financial and spiritual perspective. Understanding your options to follow-up care is important in helping you navigate toward a “new normal” in your life after cancer
The program will be held in the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NHR) auditorium on the campus of Washington Hospital Center, 102 Irving Street NW, Washington D.C. Parking in the Blue Garage will be validated.
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