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Dialogues between Survivors and Caregivers: Read Our Healing in Two Voices Series!

29/04/2026

  • Collage of smiling cancer survivors and caregivers featured in the “Healing in Two Voices” testimonial series, representing personal stories shared in dialogue.

Developed within the e-QuoL project, this series brings together survivor voices and professional reflections on life after childhood and adolescent cancer.  In them, professional contributions do not aim to add explanations or conclusions. They create spaces for reflection — ethical, psychological, and clinical — opened by the testimonies themselves.

  1. Healing Happens in Connection
  2. No One Really Talks about the Fatigue that Comes After
  3. My Body after Treatment
  4. Looking at Myself Again
  5. Silence and Reappropriation, Becoming a Subject Again
  6. When Words Shape Care
  7. After Childhood Cancer: When the Family Has Not Lived the Same Journey
  8. When Decisions Are Made Without Us
  9. When the Body Becomes an Object of Care
  10. Contradiction in Terms
  11. Learning to Live with Fatigue and a Different Body
  12. Looking Toward the Future
  13. A Long Road to Answers
  14. After Treatment: Wanting to Return to Life
  15. Being There, but Not Included: Shared Information and Decision-Making with a Child
  16. Invisible, yet Marked
  17. Reconnect with My Story
  18. Let’s Talk About Intimacy
  19. The Social Gap
  20. Who Am I
  21. Stronger than They Realise? Between Resilience, Performance and Vulnerability
  22. How Associations Helped Me Rebuild Myself
  23. Being the Child of a Survivor
  24. There Is No Single Right Way