Becoming a parent after cancer can be complicated for some people, but is possible with the right planning. There may be differences in what you can pursue as a cancer survivor, in what insurance covers, and in state laws that provide options and protections. We want to help you feel empowered as you consider the steps that you may need to take. Learn about:
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- An overview of family building options
- Questions for providers (e.g., doctors, attorneys, and insurance companies)
- Potential costs of each family building option
- Resources for next steps
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This module was developed by our CancerFinances.org partner . . .
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For caregivers helping those diagnosed with cancer, there are several things to think about, including legal protections and benefits at the federal, state, and even city levels that may be helpful to balance your caregiving responsibilities with your employment and help replace lost income. While these practical things to consider as a caregiver are important, you also need to care for yourself, and there are resources to support you. Learn about:
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- How a caregiver is protected against discrimination at work
- Employment rights to take time off work
- Estate planning & medical decision making considerations
- Resources to support caregivers
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Clinical trials are research studies that find and test new treatments or procedures. In this module, you will learn more about how patients are protected when participating in a clinical trial, how to find and pay for a clinical trial, as well as factors to consider when deciding whether to participate in a clinical trial.
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Additional topics on CancerFinances.org include:
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