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A cancer diagnosis affects more than your body. It can change many parts of life for both you and your loved ones.
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Cancer affects everyone differently, and your questions and daily challenges may not be the same as someone else’s. Select a category to see resource sheets that may help you.
For Young Adults
These sheets address school, work, relationships and other parts of life that may change during treatment. Learn about:
For Couples
These sheets offer guidance on communication, intimacy and making decisions as a couple. Learn about:
For Single People
This resource sheet offers support for daily tasks, planning ahead and building a support network. Learn about:
For People Planning a Family
These sheets explain how cancer and its treatments can affect fertility. They describe options you can use to preserve fertility, whether you’re single or in a relationship. Learn about:
For People Who’ve Finished Treatment
These sheets offer guidance on follow-up care, long-term health and adjusting to life after cancer. Learn about:
For Caregivers, Family & Loved Ones
These sheets are for people who are caring for someone with cancer. They offer tips for communication, coping and helping with daily needs. Learn about:
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 55% of cancers diagnosed in women and 24% of those diagnosed in men are related to being overweight. Eating healthy and exercising regularly can help lower your risk of more than 10 common cancers, including:
- Breast cancer
- Colorectal cancer
- Gynecologic cancers
- And pancreatic cancer
View this resource sheet to learn more and share it with your loved ones.
Help Is Available
You do not have to navigate your illness alone. Contact Enloe Health’s Cancer Support Program with any questions you may have. Call 530‑332‑3856 or email rebecca.senoglu@enloe.org with a brief description of your needs.
