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Report on the 2018 Lung Cancer Leadership Conference
“Lung Cancer Leadership Conference” - that is an intriguing title for a confere...
I'm Over in the Infusion Room, With Everyone Else
Since I last wrote a blog post for this site, I’ve enrolled in and left a clinic...
Setting Goals Despite Lung Cancer
Life doesn’t stop when we get a diagnosis of lung cancer. We still have things t...
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The Side Effect They Don’t Tell You About: Lung Cancer, Treatment, and Your Love Life
There is a very common family of side effects that can result from lung cancer t...
What do lung cancer patients want from our medical teams?
I recently had the opportunity to talk to a group of medical professionals about...
Finding a Balance - 7 Ideas for Not Being All Lung Cancer All the Time
Does it seem like every conversation you have ends up being about your lung canc...
Sharing Our Personal News About Lung Cancer
If you are a lung cancer patient or survivor who is getting periodic scans, you ...
Scanxiety is Real! 8 Ideas for Coping with the Stress of Scan Time
A study published last year confirms what all of us already know: scanxiety is r...
Some Social Security Disability Tips for Patients with Lung Cancer
If you are diagnosed with lung cancer and you are still working, one of your fir...
Anniversaries, Cancerversaries, and Milestones of Lung Cancer Treatment and Survivorship
I opened my 13th bottle of Tagrisso last weekend, marking a full year of treatme...
What It's Like to Be in a Lung Cancer Clinical Trial - Part Two, The Clovis Pharmaceuticals Phase II Trial for CO-1686
In February 2015 I found myself sitting by myself in a car in a parking lot, sum...
What It's Like to Be in a Lung Cancer Clinical Trial - Part One, Background Information
Have you ever thought about participating in a lung cancer clinical trial? The t...
Sorting Out the Stuff After a Lung Cancer Diagnosis
In a previous post, I discussed some of the ways I reached out to sort out my fe...
Why I Have Two Oncologists
Well, I’ve got two doctors, and I ain’t ashamed,
Two doctors and I love them bot...
Finding Support as a Lung Cancer Patient: Reaching Out
There may come a time when you realize you need more support than family and fri...
Finding Support as a Lung Cancer Patient: Our Family and Friends
Everyone needs a little support now and then, but when you’ve been diagnosed wit...
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