AACR Scientist Survivor Program: My Second Time Participating as an Advocate...I was honored to be selected to participate in the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Scientist Survivor Program (SSP) that took place April 9 – 13 in New Orleans...reactions2comments
Raising Kids While Battling Lung Cancer...In November of 2014 when I was diagnosed with lung cancer my daughter was 17 years old and a senior in high school. My two boys were 19 and 20...reactions1comment
Care Partner Observations...Many times it’s hard for a care partner to truly give their thoughts, especially when their loved ones are the ones going through the process of lung cancer. Sometimes you...reactionscomments
A New Lung Cancer Book for Patients...Although I was an English major as an undergraduate in college (many years ago!), I never had my writing published until after I was diagnosed with lung cancer. Instead, I...reactions1comment
Conversational Tools...Do you feel you have the right tools to discuss your lung cancer care? Does it feel too perplexing and frustrating? What do you do to regroup in getting your...reactions1replyAdvocacyCopingTips & Advice
My Short Bucket List...A bucket list is defined as a number of experiences or achievements that a person hopes to have or accomplish during their lifetime. When I was diagnosed with lung cancer...reactionscomments
My Husband, My Awesome Caregiver!...When I was diagnosed my husband went in “I have to save my wife” mode. I remember my husband crying more than I when we were told I had lung...reactions1comment
Do You Feel Like a Burden?...Feeling like a burden is so common to those with disabilities and pain. Just know that if you have this feeling, you are not alone. I've been living with stage 4...reactions2comments
Advocating from Alaska (Part 2)...Read the first part of Kelly's story in Advocating from Alaska (Part 1). When the biopsy came back as positive for lung cancer, there were more tests, including an MRI...reactions1comment
Advocating from Alaska...Through my advocacy work, I have the opportunity of making new friends in the lung cancer community and interact with so many wonderful people. I want to share with readers...reactionscomments
Community Views: How Can People Support Us?...Receiving a cancer diagnosis is hard. All of a sudden, you have to shift your focus. Taking care of your health becomes the No. 1 priority if it was not...reactions3comments
Let's Talk About Radiation Therapy Advances...Radiation therapy is one way to treat lung cancer. There have been a lot of advances in the field in recent years, so I wanted to share a few updates...reactionscomments
My Experience with Tagrisso...When I was diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer in 2014 my oncologist sent my tumor out for biomarker testing. I was learning all about lung cancer in those days...reactionscomments
Tepotinibv, Met mutation...Hi, My name is Michal, my father has lung cancer - Met mutation. He started taking Tepotinibv. I am trying to learn about the side effects of Tepotinibv and learn...reactions1replySupport
Journaling after Diagnosis...Have you found a hobby after diagnosis? I started a blog after I was diagnosed, and I have sporadically updated it ever since. I found that I wanted to do...reactions3comments
My Experiences in Chemotherapy Ward...I’m a 7-year lung cancer survivor. I’m on targeted therapy, which has few side effects. I had chemo for four months when I was just diagnosed, but the chemo didn’t...reactions1comment
follow up scans...My husband just had his six week follow up and scans. What does it mean when the doctor tells you there is no change in CT after twenty-five days of...reactions4repliesCaregiving
Medicaid Melee...It is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of Lisa Moran on June 6, 2023. As a cherished member of LungCancer.net and a source of inspiration, Lisa generously...reactions6comments
To Those Who Feel Like A Drug Seeker...This is an open letter to those lung cancer patients who feel like a drug seeker. You are not alone. I was diagnosed on November 27, 2012, with stage 4 non-small...reactions1comment
Don’t Forget About Your Colon!...When I turned 50 years old a few years back, I knew that I was due for colorectal cancer screening. Having spent more than eight years having scans, biopsies, surgeries...reactions4comments
