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Executive Editor, BBC Studios. Preorder my book for cancer survivors: ‘I’m Alive, Now What?’ www.amazon.com/Im-Alive-Now-What-Purpose/dp/1394431961/
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The Mental Burden of Never Being Cancer Free

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By Geoffrey Rogow Verified
| After Treatment
When you’re in treatment, there’s an instinct to become hyper focused on what you’ll do when the treatment is over and you are in remission. For Troy Anderson, that’s never going to happen. The 49-year old high-school cross-country coach and tech worker was diagnosed with follicular lymphoma right before Covid struck in late 2019. He had multiple setbacks in the months that followed before a clinical trial with an immunotherapy drug called Monjuvi provided a real response.
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My book is ready for preorder!

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By Geoffrey Rogow Verified
| After Treatment
In 2013, I wrote an essay for The Wall Street Journal about my cancer diagnosis and treatment. It was one of the five most-read Personal Journal stories that year. In the following months, I was on radio and television and spoke at a few conferences. It was a whirlwind that I expected to mark the end of my cancer journey. But that hasn’t happened. Instead, cancer has stalked me.
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How to Answer One of the Big Fertility Questions After Treatment

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By Geoffrey Rogow Verified
| After Treatment
Every young cancer survivor who wants children is running full speed into a pretty tough question: Am I healthy enough to even have children? Part of this question is physical. After chemotherapy, radiation, and other treatments, we are worn down and often a shell of our former selves. In many cases, we aren’t even cured but living in a stable but weakened state. This question is particularly difficult for women given they must carry the baby for nine or more months. The other part is mental.
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