“…The most common symptoms reported in these surveys are consistent with what is known from the larger survivorship literature (Farley Short, Bradley, & Yabroff, 2009; Pachman, et al, 2012; Yabroff, Lund, Kepka, & Mariotto, 2011; B.J. Zebrack, 2011): more than half of the 2910 survivors who were included in these analyses reported fatigue (often the most common symptom reported by samples of survivors (e.g., (Barbera, et al, 2010; Becker, Rechis, Kang, & Brown, 2010; Mohile et al, 2011)), cognitive problems, fears of recurrence, problems with grief or identity, emotional distress, problems with body image, and, for those who were in school at their time of diagnosis, concerns about educational goals. The burden of physical, emotional, and practical concerns reported by survey respondents remained consistently high across the 2006 and 2010 surveys, with one exception: employment concerns were more commonly reported among respondents to the 2010 survey.…”