Tools to Help Us Understand and Manage Cancer Costs...I hate dealing with insurance. Absolutely, positively detest it. For many years, the thought of having to deal with insurance actually kept me from even going to the doctor. My...reactionscomments
Is There A Dead Tumor In My Chest?...I raised this question with three different cancer doctors following my recent CT scan follow-up with my own oncologist. When the results were, once again, basically stable on the sole...reactionscomments
Honoring Those Little Milestones...When we think of lung cancer, we might well think about the big milestones we hit if we are fortunate enough to get there: the start of the first treatment...reactionscomments
Hello all, i need to know the true....Hi all, i dont knwo where to start really, i will start from Nov 30, 2017, that day i had a biopsy done to me in Luxemburgo, a lung needle...reactions2replies
Navigating Chemo...This is the second time I’ve had chemo in my seven years of living with stage IV lung cancer. I’m so thankful for research and new drugs for side effects...reactions4comments
Dental Care and the Lung Cancer Patient...Has your oncologist talked to you about your dental health, beyond asking if you have mouth sores? Oncologists are busy people and we patients have so many questions about our...reactions3comments
Thoracoscopy Experience...I had a spot on my upper left lobe, that was found by accident, and was told by one doctor that I needed to have my entire upper left lobe...reactions1comment
Looks So Matter...I am 61 years old and diagnosed with stage 4 squamous NSCLC in May of 2018. Since I heard the diagnosis in a small cramped examination room at the Ottawa...reactions4comments
I Finished With My Treatments, Why Am I Still So Tired?...I hear this question all of the time, "How long did it take for you to regain your energy after treatments?" or "I finished treatments a month ago and I...reactions2comments
‘Cover Girls’ Raise Awareness, Advance Change...Recently, as I was in the Resource Center of the High Point Regional Cancer Center just before a meeting there, I suddenly saw the face of my friend and fellow...reactionscomments
Are you overwhelmed by information?...Do you find yourself overwhelmed by it all, and wrapping your head around the diagnosis, and treatment options?...reactions7replies
Balancing Priorities...Living with lung cancer makes a few things easier -- for instance, you have a permanent excuse for just about anything, and there are scheduling issues you simply cannot adjust...reactionscomments
The Burden...Believe me, nothing can make you feel like a burden more than being sick and not looking it. Lately, it has been the story of my life and I think it...reactions8comments
A Family Member in the Hospital...We avoid germs and sickness on a daily basis. Our immune systems are weak. We are weak. So what happens when a family member, in my case my grandson, goes to...reactions1comment
Skipping Out on Life?...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...reactions3comments
Survey Shows the Stigma is Alive and Well...In 2008, the Lung Cancer Alliance conducted a survey on people's perceptions about lung cancer. Ten years later, they conducted the same survey. The foundation wanted to learn how much...reactionscomments
Cancer, Insurance, and You...Did you cringe when you read the title of this article? I did when I wrote it. Dealing with insurance is one of the things I hate most about being...reactions4comments
A Terrifying Experience Last Week...It is winter in Northeast Ohio. What that means is Monday could be 55 degrees and Tuesday could be a blizzard. We just never know due to getting Lake Effect...reactions3comments
Getting More Out of Your Recovery?...A pulmonary function test (PFT) is done as part of the staging and diagnosis of lung cancer. At a patient education summit sponsored by Lungevity, a pulmonologist recommended that patients...reactionscomments
Should I Be Happy if I Have Stable Disease?...When I was first diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer, if someone had told me that I would be happy to hear the word “stable,” I would not have understood...reactions20comments