Lung Cancer Advocacy OpportunitiesBeing a lung cancer advocate is very important, but it does not always look the same for everyone. An advocate is a...reactionscomments
Fresh Air: A Place for Lung Cancer SupportThere are so many lung cancer groups available to join in Facebook it can be overwhelming. When you are first diagnosed, it's like...reactionscomments
New Health Project: Keeping It RealIn most of my articles, I talk about the numerous negative impacts that my particular brand of chronic illness has had on...reactions2comments
Scan Day AnticsThe hopeful yet anxious filled day known as scan day. In November, I embarked on scan set number 10. I don’t know...reactions2comments
Community Spotlight: Rhonda (Part 2)Since her diagnosis in 2019, Rhonda has been on different treatments like chemotherapy and immunotherapy to treat her late-stage lung cancer. This...reactionscomments
Community Spotlight: Rhonda (Part 1)Since her diagnosis in 2019, Rhonda has been on different treatments like chemotherapy and immunotherapy to treat her late-stage lung cancer. This...reactionscomments
It's About Moments and MilestonesI attended the International Association of Lung Cancer's (IASLC) World Conference on Lung Cancer (WCLC) in Toronto at the end of September...reactionscomments
More on Dating and CancerSince Josh and I broke up, I really got into painting. I couldn't do much because of COVID, and still can't, so I...reactionscomments
Navigating ChemoThis is the second time I’ve had chemo in my seven years of living with stage IV lung cancer. I’m so thankful...reactions4comments
Deciding Where To Get TreatedMaking the decision about where to be treated for cancer is very personal. Do you go to a major cancer treatment center...reactions3comments
Grieving in the FightIn a previous article, Battling Cancer With A Loved One, I mentioned my sweet friend who was battling breast cancer and how...reactions2comments
Two Plus Two Does Not Always Equal FourWhen you talk about having lung cancer or being diagnosed with lung cancer, the story is not always the same. The perception...reactions5comments
The 2020 StrokeOn September 17th, 2020, I had a stroke. I didn't know that you could have a stroke without feeling it, but you...reactions5comments
Seasonal Affective DisorderThe winter months can bring plenty of things we enjoy: hot cocoa, fuzzy slippers, lots of cookies, and time with family and...reactionscomments
Seat at the Table with Mac and CheeseI have a love-hate relationship with the holidays because like so many, I start to reflect on the reality of the many...reactions9comments
Advocate Spotlight: AshleyLungCancer.net shares the stories and experiences of people living with lung cancer. We are highlighting the story of our advocate Ashley who...reactionscomments
Seven Tips for ParentsNavigating life with cancer can be challenging. Adding children and parenting stress into the mix can make it feel like an impossible...reactionscomments
It's About the JourneyI remember the days following my diagnosis as if they were yesterday. I was told I might not have very many more...reactionscomments
Bless Your Heart, Spirit, and Oh Yeah LungsThough there are developments in how lung cancer is reviewed and treated, at times, I do feel it’s lower on the totem...reactions2comments
Beyond Exhaustion: How Life Changes with FatigueFatigue: It’s not “just being tired”, and it’s an experience that individuals living with a chronic health condition know all too well...reactionscomments
