Tips and Tricks for Dealing With a Dry and Itchy Body...Lung cancer patients deal with a variety of treatments that affect their bodies in adverse ways. Radiation can affect the skin, making...reactionscomments
Taking Time to Cry...It isn't always easy to find the time to cry, to vent emotions, to feel the sadness, and Let It Go. Not...reactions2comments
The Age-Old Question: Does Sugar Cause Cancer?...I hear this question all of the time, "Does sugar cause cancer? If I eat sugar, am I going to get cancer...reactionscomments
Can I Retire? Should I?...Like with all of us, my cancer diagnosis threw a real wrench into my life. Suddenly, what was easy and taken-for-granted was...reactionscomments
Get Your Smile On...Laughter is the tonic, the relief, the surcease for pain. --Charlie Chaplin I recently listened to a Webinar put on by the...reactions1comment
What Was I Saying?...For those of you that had chemo, you get it. 'Chemo brain' is an umbrella term used to describe the effects chemotherapy and...reactionscomments
Subcutaneous Oncology Treatment...Subcutaneous oncology treatment involves giving cancer-fighting drugs under the skin. This treatment method uses a small needle to inject medicine into the...reactionscomments
New Lifestyle Changes With Lung Cancer...Life throws multiple situations all at once, and some may be more controllable than others. It’s fair to say adjusting to the...reactions2comments
Healing and Heartbreak: Watching a Fellow Cancer Warrior’s Spouse Move On...I have mentioned in the past about a dear friend who was diagnosed with breast cancer just a mere four days after...reactionscomments
Pathophysiology of Lung Cancer...Lung cancer is a disease affected by many factors, including biological ones. It is currently the leading cause of cancer death across...reactions2comments
Gratitude for Our Medical Teams...I just want to take a moment to express my gratitude towards all medical personnel, from doctors to nurses to support staff...reactionscomments
The Heartbreak of Fertility for a Young Lung Cancer Patient...When I was diagnosed with lung cancer at 28 years old, my world changed in ways I could never have imagined. I...reactionscomments
Finding a New Cause...Before I was diagnosed with lung cancer, I had a few things that I advocated for: suicide prevention, breast cancer awareness, etc...reactionscomments
Help Center...You’ve come to the right place! Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about the inner workings of lungcancer.net, as well...
A Patient's Perspective: When a Parent Is Diagnosed with Lung Cancer...Nothing prepared me for the hard that was hearing that my father also has stage IV lung cancer. Walking a cancer journey...reactions3comments
My Husband an Advocate, Too...My husband is also an amazing lung cancer advocate. Although not as much as I advocate, he is out there advocating. Not...reactionscomments
SCLC Community Spotlight: Michele...Michele Raasch was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer (SCLC) in September 2019. After experiencing concerning, abnormal changes in her health, Michele...reactionscomments
Libtayo® (Cemiplimab-rwlc)...Libtayo® (cemiplimab-rwlc) is a drug used to treat some forms of lung cancer. It works with the immune system to attack cancer...reactionscomments
Take Your Best Guess: Lung Cancer In America Statistics...Every year LungCancer.net asks the community to share their experiences living with lung cancer in our annual Lung Cancer In America survey...reactionscomments
LungCancer.net Awareness Month: The Weight of Scanxiety...November is Lung Cancer Awareness month and this year we are focusing on The Weight of Scanxiety. From waiting for test results...reactionscomments
