CancerWorld shared on LinkedIn:
“Surviving cancer should give you your future back – not limit where you can live it.
Diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma at 24, Carmen Monge – Montero went on to study, work, and build a life across eight countries.
But crossing borders exposed a hidden reality: survivorship care does not always travel with the survivor. From insurance barriers to fragmented follow-up and inaccessible support, Carmen sometimes found survivorship harder to navigate than cancer treatment itself.
Her story raises a question that matters for a generation living increasingly global lives:
Should surviving cancer limit where you can build your future?
‘Survivorship should not stop at national borders.’ “
Read Carmen’s story in CancerWorld here:
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