Feeling Fragile? It's Ok!!I am fragile. I feel really flimsy and delicate lately. This is real talk in the raw. Sometimes I can't put a...reactions1comment
Accomplishment and LossMy initial plan for this article was to write about a recent accomplishment of the EGFR Resisters Lung Cancer Patient group: namely...reactions3comments
Lung Cancer Additional Treatment ExperiencesUndergoing lung cancer treatment can feel like a tiring and demanding process. Just making the decision about which type of treatment is...reactionscomments
Family HistoryEditor's Note: The following article was written by Carly Ornstein, National Director of Lung Cancer Education at the American Lung Association. “Radical...reactionscomments
Why Is Lung Cancer Awareness Not Important?I've been surviving lung cancer for over 8 years now. I can't even begin to count the number of people, friends, that I've...reactionscomments
Switzerland's Best Kept SecretA cancer diagnosis automatically makes life more challenging and living in a foreign country compounds that. Having to navigate the medical system...reactions4comments
Yes, I SmokedThis article is not written to seek support like, "hang in there" or "I'm sorry you are going through this." It is...reactions4comments
Does Lung Cancer Stage Influence Palliative Care Decisions?Palliative care can be helpful for people at any stage and type of cancer. However, research shows there is a lack of...reactionscomments
Putting Aside My Working LifeMy targeted oral treatment has significantly controlled my brain metastasis and shrunk part of my lung tumor. Moreover, the side effects are...reactionscomments
Making Money as a Lung Cancer SurvivorOne of the biggest challenges a lung cancer patient will come across is money. Even with health insurance medical bills add up...reactionscomments
A Complicated RelationshipLung cancer and asthma are a complicated duo. Asthma can be mild for some, as it was for me for the first...reactions3comments
Lung Cancer Traditional Treatment ExperiencesUndergoing lung cancer treatment can feel like a long and sometimes challenging journey. There are many decisions along the way, including choosing...reactionscomments
Back to College in COVID TimesMy family and I just came back from a 3-day, 2-night trip to New Jersey. It was the first time in almost...reactionscomments
Juicing for NutrientsI was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2014. Over the last six or so years I have learned a thing or two...reactions2comments
How I'm Handling the Pandemic in 2021This article was written in January 2021. Well, of course, the virus did not end after the new year. In fact, there...reactionscomments
My Experiences with Clinical TrialsI have participated in two clinical trials within the last six years. As a lung cancer patient, I felt very strongly about...reactionscomments
Jumping Into Online Lung Cancer CommunitiesBeing a lung cancer survivor, I have chosen to face my stage 4 lung diagnosis. I have considered my online community groups...reactionscomments
Power Outages, Frigid Temps and Lung Cancer Oh My!They say to always be thankful for the little things and that you don’t know what you have until it is gone...reactions1comment
Quality of LifeI remember one of my first appointments with my oncologist I asked her why she chose oncology for a career. Her answer?...reactionscomments
Podcasting, Coping Tools, and Telling Your Children and Family You Have CancerPodcasting has become a therapeutic outlet for me on my cancer healing journey. Talking to my friend and co-host Karlee along with...reactionscomments
