Hi guys,<p>I&#x27;m stumbling out of a Lymphoma, which might be cured (we&#x27;ll have to wait another couple of years to know..). This was quite the life changing experience for me, being 29 with 2 kids (one was 1 month old when I was diagnosed).<p>We decided to move to the country side with my wife, to provide a less stressful environment to all of us, which also means that I&#x27;ll have to quit my job soon. My bosses agreed to allow me for remote working but only temporarily so that I can get the time to find a new job in my new location.<p>I will be starting sending resumés and so on soon, but I&#x27;m not quite sure what to say about our reasons for moving, and especially telling them I could go back to chemo and medical leave for another 6-8 months at very short notice if the cancer decides to flare up again.<p>On the other hand, hiding this kind of information would be a bit awkward, especially since I have quite the scars where they performed biopsy and inserted the port.<p>I know some people here have businesses and interview candidates, what would be your reaction to an interviewee telling you that?
Ask HN: Should I tell that I had cancer to my interviewer?