Call to Action! Need for Advocacy at Cancer Center Resource RoomsWhen I was first diagnosed with lung cancer, I wanted to learn as much as I could about my disease. I was...reactions1comment
Bugged by Lung Cancer?For the past several weeks, I have been focused intently on insects. They have invaded my space as well as my thoughts...reactionscomments
The Financial Toxicity of Cancer TreatmentCancer treatment is essential for those living with cancer. These drugs can help some live longer without their cancer spreading. Unfortunately, these...reactionscomments
A New Day, A New TreatmentHi -- My name is Jennifer and I have been on the immunotherapy Opdivo for 3 years and 10 months. During this...reactions5comments
My SCLC DiagnosisI am 69 now and was diagnosed with Small cell Lung cancer in December 2021, extensive stage. I started chemotherapy and immunotherapy...reactions18comments
Living as a Family With Lung Cancer EverydayI have had NSCLC for almost 6 years now. I truthfully never thought after my original dx I would be alive this...reactions3comments
Chasing a Puppy Led to My Lung Cancer DiagnosisHello! My name is Cathy. This is the first I've gone into detail. I use to keep a journal with all that...reactions2comments
How I Learned I Had Lung CancerFor about 7 months I was seeing an orthopedic doctor and therapist for a pain in my neck which did not get...reactions13comments
Every day is a giftFour years ago I went outside to play my ukulele. My left hand could not hit the strings correctly and would not...reactions7comments
Losing Our Sisters and Brothers in Our Lung Cancer CommunityThroughout my lung cancer journey, I’ve met so many wonderful people who are also fighting lung cancer. With some people, you build...reactions4comments
Help Your Friends Help You, Part ThreeIn the first two parts of this series, I discussed how our friends want to be part of our lung cancer journey...reactions1comment
Why Me? Why Not?2019 started off rough for me. I was actively monitoring and assisting 3 of my elderly family members with no help from...reactions10comments
When They Tell You NED...NED, or No Evidence of Disease. Aren't those the most wonderful words you have ever seen? It doesn't really matter where your...reactions3comments
Decisions, DecisionsFirst let me start by saying how grateful I am to have options. Although I wish the best option would just slap...reactions2comments
Seasons of CancerThis month officially kicks off summer—my favorite season! I immensely enjoy three seasons. I hate the fourth. But I make the most...reactionscomments
The Trials of the MisdiagnosedNovember was lung cancer awareness month. The month came and went with little fanfare, as it usually does. I had a few...reactionscomments
Transparency*Transparency b : easily detected or seen through : obvious c : readily understood d : characterized by visibility or accessibility of...reactionscomments
I Have Cancer, But It Doesn't Have MeWhen I try to describe my relationship with cancer, I often find it difficult to put it into words. But, I'm going...reactions1comment
Reflections of a 5-year Lung Cancer SurvivorRight out of the starting gate, I found that some friends downplayed my lung cancer diagnosis practically to the point of denying...reactions7comments
Remembering Jennifer TothWe are incredibly saddened to share that LungCancer.net team member Jennifer Toth passed away on January 28, 2020. Jennifer had been living...reactions2comments
