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...It is clear that many people who have experienced a diagnosis walk in question mode for one reason or another. Questions, by...

...I am in awe for reaching this far living with lung cancer. Throughout my diagnosis and treatment, I choose to self-advocate for...

...I have been frequenting the doctor’s office this year. Not because of my cancer specifically, but because of other things. Earlier in...

...Lung cancer is the second most common cancer diagnosis for both men and women in the United States. Regardless, it can be...

...A change in the appearance of the fingernails or toenails can be a sign of serious illness. One such change is called...

...Many kinds of cancer can metastasize (spread to other parts of the body). These new cancer sites are called metastases. Depending on...

...For the past four or five years, I never worried about my getting my scan results after a CT scan. I was...

...I just celebrated my eighth year living with stage IV lung cancer on April 11, 2022. I wrote before about my seventh...

...I would love to say to others when they lose a loved one, "It'll get easier with time". But does it? Or is...

...I’m unsure if there’s a place or gathering spot for care partners to release their inner anxieties when told that their loved...

...I've been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer for six years. For the first three years, I was a different person as...

...I will be honest; I was never too lucky in the love department. In my teens and for most of my 20s...

...I have a chest, abdomen, and pelvic CT scan coming up soon. My experiences over the last seven years have changed and...

...Has this happened to you? Have you told people, “I have lung cancer” and they reply, “Oh, but you don’t look sick.”...

...It's Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and I wish more people knew why the lung cancer stigma bothers so many of us. First...

...The immune system plays an important role in protecting us from disease, it is the body’s way to fight infection and illness...

...Each person’s journey with lung cancer is challenging, no matter what side effects they experience. Some side effects, like fatigue, affect nearly...

...I was diagnosed with stage IIIB lung cancer at 30 years old. When I heard the words, LUNG CANCER, I was shocked. I...

...Exercise is good for us. We all know that’s true. And yet, why is it so darn difficult to get motivated to...

...When we are first diagnosed with lung cancer, it feels like our world has come collapsing down upon us. I guess in...