Feeling like a ghost? You’re not alone.
01 January, 2025
Have you heard of “cancer ghosting”? NPR reporter Yuki Noguchi explored the often-overlooked struggles young cancer survivors face, like "cancer ghosting," where friends or loved ones drift away after a diagnosis.
She spoke with survivors about how they deal with feelings of isolation and with the long-lasting effects of their illness, and points out the need for better understanding and support. It’s an important read for anyone wanting to learn more about the emotional and social challenges that come with surviving cancer at a young age.
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