Hi, I am new to this forum.  Back in March my boyfriend of 3 months was diagnosed with Testicular Cancer.  We were living together at the time.  He had a testicle removed and then found out the cancer had spread to his stomach and he would need Chemotherapy.  Initially he wanted to take a break as our relationship was new and he didn't want me to see him going through the side effects for the chemotherapy.  After much discussion we decided to take it day by day and if things got too much for him then I would move out.  His family were very supportive of our relationship and liked the idea of him having someone with him when he might become unable to do things for himself.  Our relationship was really good so I didn't want to walk away when I felt this was just a bump in the road.  Things kept progressing even though he was having treatment.  I have just tried to give him space whenever he needs it.  A couple of weeks ago our rental accomodation fell through and he decided as he only had a couple of weeks of chemotherapy left he would move in with family until that is finished to avoid the stress of finding a new place.  This also meant I had to move in with family as well.  Since moving I haven't heard from him, I have tried calling and texting a few times (not bombarding him, just occasionally) but have had no response.  Feeling very selfish as he is going through something huge and prepared to wait it out but also feeling a bit hurt after we have shared so much that he would just give me the silent treatment.  Today is his last day of chemotherapy and his prognosis is good so just wondering how long I should leave it before I contact him again.  I would imagine he still has a lot of emotional healing to do so I understand he may not want to jump back into a full on relationship.  Would love some advice on the best way to continue to support him without burdening him further?