We ask people questions to learn about their lives after a transplant. We want to know if they still have someone helping them after the first few months, if their job makes changes to help them, if money has been a problem, and what they plan to do about going back to work.

We are studying how people get better after getting a special kind of stem cell transplant called an allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplant. This transplant gives them healthy cells from a donor to help treat serious diseases.

People can join this study if they had a stem cell transplant from a donor, had a job before they got sick, and are now healthy again. They must be between 3 and 12 months after getting the transplant.

This study wants to find out how things like a person’s background, who helps take care of them, their job, and money problems affect their choice to go back to work after surviving cancer.