Eric Pesarchuk, 36, survivor of B-cell lymphoma diagnosed in 2021 who underwent 2 spinal surgeries, 11 rounds of radiation and 5 months of chemotherapy. He had to learn to walk again - and today is in remission. He lives with wife, their 5 year old daughter, in British Columbia.

Being affected by cancer at the beginning of the adult life often forces to put various projects on hold. The impacts of the disease are numerous, and they sometimes affect the identity of the person. Once the remission is pronounced, how is it possible to go back to a normal life?