Community Member Spotlight: Sam...LungCancer.net is dedicated to highlighting the stories and experiences of community members living with lung cancer. Sam was diagnosed with stage 4...reactionscomments
Cancer and Cooking Recipe Series: Sugar-Free Desserts...Sometimes on a cancer journey we often want a sweet treat, but might feel guilty about it. There’s so much out there...reactions1comment
I’m Going To Be A Grandma Again!...Recently I had received some not-so-good news about my brain mets. I go every three months for an MRI and a CT...reactions3comments
How to Demotivate an Advocate: From an HR Point of View...I'm not a great advocate. I write about lung cancer and help people by being available to listen. But that is not me going...reactionscomments
From Cancer Survivor to Olympic Champion...Editor's Note: This article was written during the 2022 Winter Olympics. It's the second day of the Olympics and the Canada snowboarder...reactions1comment
What Are Digital Therapeutics?...Digital therapeutics (DTx) first entered clinical discussions in the 1990s. The idea was that technology could improve healthcare access. It could help...reactionscomments
The Launching of The White Ribbon Project...Advancing lung cancer awareness is the commitment of The White Ribbon Project. It is an unbranded international grassroots movement representing ALL. Decades...reactions7comments
Smoker's Guilt...Because of the well-known fact that smoking is the major cause of both small cell lung cancer (SCLC) and non-small cell lung...
Coping With the Pressure of Looking Fine...There is a certain difficulty involved with not dying right away from lung cancer. After all, the popular expectation is that the...reactionscomments
Feeling Relatively Fine...We are extremely saddened to say that on October 21, 2018, Jeffrey Poehlmann passed away. Jeffrey’s advocacy efforts and writing continue to...reactionscomments
Telling Your Story May Be Good for Your Health...“While writing about my health issues has not cured them, it has helped me develop better coping skills and even contributed to...reactionscomments
Lung Cancer Advocacy...When I was diagnosed with lung cancer, I promised myself that I would become an advocate. Being diagnosed with lung cancer really...reactionscomments
Looking Ahead to 2022: Events & Conferences...There are many ways to be a lung cancer advocate. One of those ways is to participate in events held by the...reactionscomments
Reclaim My Life After Lung Cancer...Before I was diagnosed with lung cancer 6.5 years ago, I was a professor, a mother, and a wife. Life was busy...reactions1comment
NEPA and Managing Nausea from Lung Cancer Treatment...Scientists are making breakthroughs in preventing nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy. One medicine, called NEPA, shows promise in warding off these side...reactionscomments
Leaving Your Legacy...I was recently part of an eight-week support group. We got together every Tuesday, we were given a prompt and with that...reactions2comments
Living On My Own And Buying A Home...When I was diagnosed, I lived with my twin sister. We were both working full time and sharing the financial responsibility that...reactionscomments
What's the End-of-Life Like?...I have two controversial thoughts that are bothering me. One is I want to know what the end-of-life is like. I'm almost...reactions9comments
What’s To Come After Being Fully Vaccinated...The battle against Covid is not over yet after seeing a number of variants of concern emerging. My family received our second...reactionscomments
The Racial Gap in Lung Cancer Rates Is Closing...In the United States, lung cancer rates have been declining for years due to several factors. However, one long-lasting rate is just...reactionscomments
