Treatment Advancements Thanks to Biomarker TestingIf you’ve been recently diagnosed with lung cancer, talk to your oncologist about genetic testing, also known as molecular profiling or biomarker testing...reactions13comments
Benefits of Biomarker TestingThis article may prove to be the most important information that you may read -- biomarker testing. Biomarker testing is how your...reactions2comments
Community Views: Learning About Biomarker TestingWhen people receive a lung cancer diagnosis, they enter a new world. That new world includes screenings, treatments, lifestyle changes, and unfamiliar...reactionscomments
Searching for JoyI started writing an article on joy. It is important for our health and well-being. I believe that and science supports it...reactions2comments
Finding My Happiness and Joy Despite Facing Lung CancerMy diagnosis has driven me to value my time and opportunities more. On top of that, I need to find the happier...reactionscomments
Upon Entering Another YearJanuary is a month after all the holiday celebrations, gatherings, and vacations. But for me, this marks the start of my fifth...reactions23comments
Cultivating Joy ConstantlyEveryone wants to be happy, even the people living with lung cancer. But it is not always easy, especially on my part...reactions5comments
My Bright Outlook From Diagnosis and BeyondThe first time I heard the words “You have lung cancer,” my life changed so quickly. All I could think of at...reactionscomments
The Chemo Port Decision: Why Lung Cancer Patients Should Consider the 'Fake Vein'Yesterday during my treatment I met a lady who was worried about getting “stuck” so that she could get her chemotherapy administration...reactions10comments
The Language of Cancer -- Part 2Learning you have cancer is one of the biggest shocks you will experience in your life. And, while you are still reeling...reactions1comment
Ready or Not, the Holidays are ComingBoy! I don't know how you feel about it, but for me, this year has sped by like a bullet. I cannot...reactions5comments
Attitude of GratitudeThey often say that our mindset and attitude are often the greatest part of the journey. However, it is often difficult while...reactions2comments
Lung Plushie, Pin & Stickers Giveaway! Now ClosedThe Lung Plushie, Pin & Stickers Giveaway is now closed. Thank you for your interest! November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and...reactionscomments
The Power of Stories: Launching a New Book and Documentary on The JourneyAs part of The Journey, I am thrilled to share the upcoming release of The ABCs of Lung Cancer for Patients and...reactionscomments
Decision on TreatmentsI’ve been asked by newly diagnosed lung cancer patients how did I decide on my treatments. This is a good question because...reactionscomments
My Lung Cancer StoryIt was 2014, I was 46 and I was in the best shape of my life. Then I started wheezing in June...reactions1comment
Feeling HopelessBack in November of 2014, when I was diagnosed with stage IIIB non-small cell lung cancer, I felt like there was no...reactionscomments
Decisions About My TreatmentsMy fellow lung cancer survivors have asked me if I make decisions on my treatment. I would say "yes and no", but...reactionscomments
ALK Positive and Biomarker TestingWhen I was diagnosed my husband learned about biomarker testing while he was doing research online about lung cancer. So, when I...reactions1comment
ALK Positive: My 10-Year Lung Cancer Journey & The Power of Biomarker TestingWhen I was first diagnosed with lung cancer, I felt completely lost. It was like my whole world turned upside down in...reactionscomments
