Podcasting, Coping Tools, and Telling Your Children and Family You Have Cancer...Finally, we decided that life is too short to try and be perfect so we published our first episode as novices.... By Angie Brice Hessbruegge3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
I Did Not Lose My Hair But…....I am sure that they answer this question daily.... By Diane Spry2 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Be Informed: Roundup of Advocacy Meetings and Events (Winter and Spring)...But don’t let that stop you from testing any month or any season of the year!... By Dusty Donaldson3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
I’m Alive Because of Recent Breakthroughs in Lung Cancer Research...It’s amazing how my perspective changed so quickly in such a short period of time.... By Ivy Elkins3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments3 comments
Cooking On Chemo...but actually tastes good.... By Jeffrey Poehlmann3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
My Experiences in Chemotherapy Ward...Not long after she sat down, a nurse came to start the infusion, and the young lady told her story that she was pregnant and she desperately wanted... By Christine Qiong Wu3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments1 comments
Are You Scared of Needles?...When I had my port I was prescribed a cream that was placed onto the port area 30 minutes before the port was to be accessed.... By Diane Spry2 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Help Your Friends Help You...But I found a joy in the experience I believed I would never feel again. Be sure to read "Help Your Friends Help You, Part Two" here.... By Les Whitney3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments2 comments
Coping With Loneliness During The Pandemic With Art...Gas prices plummeted but groceries skyrocketed.... By Samantha Mixon3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
AACR Scientist Survivor Program: My Second Time Participating as an Advocate...Navigating a cancer diagnosis is just part of a patient’s complicated life.... By Jill Feldman3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments2 comments
LungCancer.net Giveaway Terms and Conditions...Health Union, LLC, 1218 Chestnut St., 3rd Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19107. Updated April 18, 2024... By Editorial Team 5 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Patients and Scientists Work Side By Side on Research Proposals...But, alas, I am sworn to secrecy!... By Dusty Donaldson3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Slow Cooker and Meal Prep Meals...My husband wasn't too sure of that when I first told him what was on the menu, but it is now a staple for us.... By Ashley Rickles4 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments2 comments
The Language of Cancer...In other words, he expected me to die within four short months. Obviously, he was very, very wrong.... By Donna Fernandez4 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments4 comments
How to Deal with Advocacy "Fatigue" When Telling Patients’ Stories...For the public, there are another set of rules. Below is my experience.... By Christine Qiong Wu4 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments2 comments
A Tale of Two Trials...But overall, the tumors are shrinking slowly but surely. Some people have had a much faster response.... By Dusty Donaldson3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Lung Cancer and The Financial Fall...But, these odd jobs will eventually go away too.... By Samantha Mixon4 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments4 comments
My Second Time Participating in AACR’s Scientist-Survivor Program...It’s an incredibly busy but fantastic experience.... By Ivy Elkins3 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
How Do My Children See My Lung Cancer?...I no longer think they picture a world, at least in the short term, without their mom in it.... By Ivy Elkins4 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments0 comments
You Never Get Immune to Losing Friends to Lung Cancer...I'm not sure what I need to keep doing, but it must be for a bigger purpose than I can imagine. I do know He has blessed me... By Samantha Mixon4 min readBookmark for laterReactions0reactionsComments4 comments