When it comes to kids and cancer, those two things combine to create a pretty grim picture. But what happens to patients and families after cancer treatment when kids have gone through treatment and survived? 

From leukemia being the most common pediatric cancer to the necessary follow up and the psychosocial implications for patients and families, navigating life after a pediatric cancer diagnosis is a complicated process. 

Katie Reid is a PA-C who specializes in pediatric cancer survivorship and she’s sharing about this dream job and how surprisingly joyful her position is treating these children who have survived from and triumphed over cancer. 

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