Remembering Jeffrey Poehlmann...We are incredibly saddened to share that LungCancer.net team member Jeffrey Poehlmann has passed away on October 21, 2018. Jeffrey had been...reactions4comments
The Emotional and Mental Impact of COVID-19...The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted everyone’s lives in 2020. However, recent evidence shows it may have effects beyond the inconveniences and interruptions...reactions1comment
"Well, She Did Smoke"...I was diagnosed with stage 4 adenocarcinoma December 2016. I had smoked for 30 years but had quit in October of 2005...reactions2comments
Why Can Small Cell Lung Cancer Be Challenging To Treat?...Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) makes up roughly 13 percent of all lung cancers. Lung cancer is the second most common cancer...reactions8comments
Keeping up the Good Fight...On April 4, 2016, 4 months before my 54th birthday, I was having trouble breathing and nearly passed out when getting up...reactions3comments
Help Your Friends Help You, Part Two...Our friends want to help us, but sometimes they don’t know how. This article is part 2 in sharing how I believe...reactions3comments
Attending Events and Advocating for Lung Cancer Patients...As a person living with lung cancer and doing advocacy work, I really enjoy going to lung cancer events, conferences, and summits...reactions1comment
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
Symptoms - Face and Neck Swelling...If you have lung cancer, you know it can cause many symptoms. One possible symptom is swelling of the face and neck...
Remembering Ivy Elkins...We are profoundly heartbroken to share with the community that Health Leader Ivy Elkins passed away on June 23, 2024, at the...reactionscomments
Do You Still Get Nervous Before Every Scan?...I had coffee recently with a close friend of mine and during our nearly three hour conversation that covered topics ranging from...reactions18comments
How Can Patients Drive Research?...If someone had told me when I was first diagnosed back in 2013 that I would be helping to drive lung cancer...reactionscomments
I’m Alive Because of Recent Breakthroughs in Lung Cancer Research...When I found out that I had EGFR positive lung cancer, I cried tears of joy. This discovery took place less than...reactions3comments
Pharmaceutical Companies Are Not Our Enemies...Since even before I was diagnosed with lung cancer, I’ve read comments on social media about pharmaceutical companies. There’s a perception out...reactionscomments
Experiencing Milestones That Might Be Taken for Granted...Last week, my husband and I celebrated our 22nd wedding anniversary. A 22nd anniversary may not seem like a big deal since...reactionscomments
You’re Lucky You Get to Travel So Much!...I’ve been fortunate enough to do a lot of traveling in the over four years since I’ve been diagnosed with lung cancer...reactionscomments
Let’s Talk About Clinical Trial Washouts...A friend of mine — a fellow EGFR lung cancer survivor — passed away this week. Unfortunately, this is not an uncommon...reactions2comments
To Biopsy or Not to Biopsy, That is the Question!...I have had four biopsies since I was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2013. Why so many biopsies? Well, each one was...reactions2comments
Should Patient Advocates Attend the AACR Conference?...In mid-April, I attended the annual meeting of the American Association of Cancer Research (AACR) for the second year in a row...reactionscomments
Fundraising Tips from a Reluctant Fundraiser...I have never enjoyed fundraising. When I was in school, I was the kid who always refused to go door-to-door with various...reactionscomments
