Historias compartidas
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Sonal R. P. I owe it to my children to fight for climate health. With asthma, you wheeze, your chest tightens, you cough and are short of breath.
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Sumita B. K. Climate change affects everyone. There are many reasons why I work to fight and increase awareness around climate change. The most important reason is simple: Humanity.
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Sunil K. S. Clean air is the right of every individual. As a specialist in treating childhood asthma, I see first-hand the effects that pollution has on the health of our most vulnerable population - children.
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Therese S. Clean air is essential to all of us. I fight for clean air and climate action because I lost my mom to lung cancer in 1986.
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Tze-Ming (Benson) C. Clean air equals healthy air. Climate health is of critical importance to our own personal well-being and that of our children and future generations.
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Ying . Climate change harms health.
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Kristie C. My Dad, Raymond Paul, was diagnosed with IPF in 2015.
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Steve C. Thirteen years ago I watched my mother die a very unpleasant death from lung cancer.
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Stephen T. My name is Steve Tong a native and long term resident of Louisville. Kentucky. In the latter part of 2014, my mother Betty suggested that I participate in a test she had recently seen in Today's Woman magazine that she consistently read. The test was
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Stephen M. My name is Steve Mitchell and I am 27 years old. I am from northeast Ohio. I have always had asthma but it got worse as an adult.
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Stephen H. Stephen Huff is a high school teacher from Franklin, Tennessee, who has lived with stage IV lung cancer since a rare diagnosis at 29 years old.
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Stephanie W. Seven years ago, they found a 2 cm nodule in my right lower lung on a CAT scan of my abdomen. It was found by complete accident. I was 43 years old.
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Stephanie V. My father was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in August 2007. It all started in April 2007, he was coughing up blood and went to his physician who ordered antibiotics without even seeing him. Then in July 2007 he was complaining of mid sternal che
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Stephanie S. My mother was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2016. That was one of the worse days that I had ever experienced. The agony of watching my mother deteriorate was heart wrenching as well as eye opening.
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Stephanie S. Just before Thanksgiving in 2014, at age 45, I was diagnosed with lung cancer. A non-smoker, I share this story in hopes that it may help you or someone you know.
