Table 1.

Survivor demographics at baseline (n=56).

Age, M (SD)	53.6 (9.8)
Education, n (%)
Graduate training	21 (37.5%)
Standard college/university	22 (39.3%)
Partial college or less	13 (23.2%)
Household income, n (%)
<$20,000–$59,999	7 (12.5%)
$60,000–$99,999	13 (23.2%)
>$100,000	35 (62.5%)
Missing	1 (1.8%)
Employment status, n (%)
Disability Leave	1 (1.8%)
Retired	16 (28.6%)
Employed	16 (28.6%)
None of the above	23 (41.1%)
Marital status, n (%)
Married & living with spouse	44 (78.6%)
Divorced	6 (10.7%)
Widowed	1 (1.8%)
Long-term committed relationship	3 (5.4%)
Single	2 (3.6%)
Race, n (%)
White	53 (94.6%)
Asian/Asian American	2 (3.6%)
Other	1 (1.8%)
Ethnicity, n (%)
Hispanic or Latino	2 (3.6%)
Not Hispanic or Latino	54 (96.4%)
Stage, n (%)
DCIS	9 (16.1%)
I	11 (19.6%)
II	23 (41.1%)
III	9 (16.1%)
IV	2 (3.6%)
Missing	2 (3.6%)
Weeks since chemotherapy, M (SD)	235 (225)