Aims to help cancer survivors enjoy sex again and make informed choices about pregnancy after cancer treatment. The book argues that most people do not need months of psychotherapy or medical treatment to recover satisfying sex lives after cancer treatment. What they do need is accurate information on what to expect and how to make the most of the options they have available.

In the United States today, there are 8 million cancer survivors, including the 5 million who are alive for over five years since their diagnosis. With the help of the American Cancer Society, this leading sex therapist and staff member of the prestigious Cleveland Clinic has written an accurate, up-to-date and empowering reference for these survivors on staying sexually active and having children after cancer treatment. Examines the emotional and physical impact of breast, prostate and other cancers, plus sections on dating and sexual orientation.