A National Public Radio story on rehabilitation for people who have been through cancer talks about how some organizations help patients deal with the effects of cancer treatments. A doctor who developed breast cancer discusses the toll her treatment took in this insightful look at how cancer treatments can affect people in various, sometimes unexpected ways.
Peninsula Regional Medical Center has established lymphedema treatment services that address the swelling that can occur after cancer surgery or radiation; there is also a Cancer Exercise program to help people regain strength and combat post-treatment fatigue, as well as many other support services. See more here.
