Research Opportunity: Health LiteracyThere is a new opportunity to participate in a research study about health literacy. Health Literacy Media shares more. We are Health...reactionscomments
Unforgettable Friendships with Lung Cancer PatientsFor so many years, all the people I interacted with had some working relationship with me. I didn't have personal friends, and...reactions12comments
Spotlight: Jim and Kristina BurkeRecently, Kristina Burke reached out to me through our EGFR Resisters website. She told me that her husband Jim was diagnosed with...reactionscomments
To The Newly Diagnosed...I recently had a friend from high school reach out to me. Although she lives in Texas, her friend she wanted me to...reactions2comments
How to Demotivate an Advocate: From an HR Point of ViewI'm not a great advocate. I write about lung cancer and help people by being available to listen. But that is not me going...reactionscomments
My Best FriendA lung cancer diagnosis can be very isolating. Before you are diagnosed you are living your life. You may be working, retired...reactions8comments
How Are You Doing, Doctor?During recent labs, my doctor and I were just chatting. We were not talking about illness or cancer or COVID-19. Just chatting...reactionscomments
When A Fighting Spirit MattersHaving a chronic lung disease paves a path to lit your fighting spirit. The majority of survivors including myself choose to fight...reactionscomments
Upcoming Lung Association Lung Cancer Event Focuses on Mind, Body and SpiritThe American Lung Association is pleased to host its second ever virtual Lung Cancer Patient Meetup on May 11, 2021. This event...reactionscomments
Surviving Survivor's GuiltI had never heard the term “survivor's guilt” before I was diagnosed with lung cancer. Even months after diagnosis I did not...reactionscomments
Meet Kristina and TAG Time Happy HourKristina's husband, Jim, was diagnosed with lung cancer in August 2020. In this conversation with LungCancer.net, Kristina talks about how her family...reactions2comments
I Lost My Independence And How I Gained It BackAfter I was diagnosed with lung cancer, I lost my independence. I had just finished up a five-day hospital stay. Along with...reactionscomments
Having Great Co-SurvivorsIn my lung cancer journey, I have been blessed with a number of people who I consider my co-survivors. They give their...reactions1comment
Perceptions of Palliative CareDo you know what palliative care is? According to the Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC), “Palliative care is specialized medical care...reactions1comment
Celebrating Another MilestoneEight years ago I was told I had 12-18 months to live. As I said, that was 8 years ago. My daughter was 7...reactionscomments
U.S. Preventative Services Task Force Issues New Recommendation for Lung Cancer ScreeningThe United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) has issued 2021 guidelines for lung cancer screening. The last change made to these...reactions9comments
Reflections of Two Caregivers: Patti & YolandaThis article was co-authored by Yolanda Brunson-Sarrabo and Patti Henry. Both Yolanda and Patti lost their mothers to lung cancer. They share...reactions10comments
Feeling A Little Meh LatelyIt is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of Lisa Moran on June 6, 2023. As a cherished...reactions8comments
Why Exercise Is A Partner?As we get older or old enough to do our own research; well, that opens up a floodgate of constant learning and...reactions2comments
The Little ThingsI recently participated in a young adult cancer conference. Due to the pandemic, the conference was held virtually. Put on by Elephants...reactionscomments
