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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation

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Sharing experience - the impact of awareness month

Hello all At Roy Castle we are aware that sharing your experiences can be helpful but also difficult . As we approach the end of lung cancer awareness month...

Hello all At Roy Castle we are aware that sharing your experiences can be hel...

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worried and anxious

My lung cancer growth is small and operable. I just feel so worried and anxious it’s spread. As well as the operation to remove the growth with lower lung they...

My lung cancer growth is small and operable. I just feel so worried and anxious ...

•5 months ago

My Brother

Hi everyone- my brother has been on his journey for a couple of years now - he’s T4N2M1a - just had a little blip - the hospital lost his scan results back in...

Hi everyone- my brother has been on his journey for a couple of years now - he’s...

•5 months ago

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nhs complaint

My husband was diagnosed with T3 N3 M1b/c left lung adenocarcinoma in October 2 1 . He had chemo and immunotherapy as well as radiotherapy. In January 2 2 he...

My husband was diagnosed with T3 N3 M1b/c left lung adenocarcinoma in October 2 ...

•5 months ago

Newly Diagnosed

Hello every one, I've had a terrible 3 or 4 months. My sister was diagnosed with lung cancer in August and unfortunately died in September aged 61.I was...

Hello every one, I've had a terrible 3 or 4 months. My sister was diagnosed with...

•5 months ago

lung cancer

Recently diagnosed and now awaiting surgery to remove lower lung. I feel very anxious and would love to hear from anyone who has gone through this.

Recently diagnosed and now awaiting surgery to remove lower lung. I feel very an...

•5 months ago

Monitoring Side Effects of Treatment

Monitoring the side effects of treatment is very important, they can be minor, moderate, or severe. Tracking any side effects you are experiencing is an...

Monitoring the side effects of treatment is very important, they can be minor, m...

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•5 months ago

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Zoom chat

Last night, I did a zoom chat with some lovely ladies, who were all in various different stages with their treatment . Ellen who is from the Roy Castle...

Last night, I did a zoom chat with some lovely ladies, who were all in various ...

•5 months ago

Mum has lung cancer stage 4 BRAF Tumour

Hello Everyone My 84 year old Mum has just had a diagnosis of Lung Cancer Stage 4. It’s a BRAF tumour which is quite unusual. She has until now been fit and...

Hello Everyone My 84 year old Mum has just had a diagnosis of Lung Cancer Stag...

•6 months ago

International Lung Cancer Livingroom 1400 GMT. 16th November.

Save the date- the Roy Castle Foundation and Go2 will be posting more but I'm hoping to give you an early heads up so you don't have other plans. It's going to...

Save the date- the Roy Castle Foundation and Go2 will be posting more but I'm ho...

•6 months ago

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Adaura 2 trail

Had a small upper lobe segment removal 10/18 stage 1a (R lower lobectomy and R upper lobe wedge 2018). No treatment at the time and no treatment recommended...

Had a small upper lobe segment removal 10/18 stage 1a (R lower lobectomy and R u...

•6 months ago

immunotherapy damaging kidneys

hi My mother has been having successful treatment for stage 3 lung cancer, but the immunotherapy has negatively affected her kidneys, so she is having steroids...

hi My mother has been having successful treatment for stage 3 lung cancer, but t...

•6 months ago

LUNG CANCER SURGERY SUPPORT

OUR SURGERY SUPPORT GROUP STARTS TONIGHT AT 7PM If you have undergone or are about to undergo surgery for lung cancer then...

OUR SURGERY SUPPORT GROUP STARTS TONIGHT AT 7PM If you have undergone or are ...

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