Historias compartidas
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Carla G. In 2014, my ex-husband, the father of my children m, was dying of lung cancer. He and I had both smoked for close to 40 years.
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Shanna J. In November, 2020 my partner and I elected to skip my family's Thanksgiving celebration due to the rising number of COVID-19 cases. My mom was sad, but said she understood.
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Stephanie F. The diagnosis of small cell lung was confirmed in December, 2015. “Please, not small cell. Anything, but that.” It was more than an immediate thought. I actually said it to my doctor. Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) is among the most feared diagnoses.
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Stephanie E. Three years ago, when I was 45 years old, I was diagnosed with ALK1+ lung cancer. For three months my doctors tried to find out why I was so short of breath with a chronic cough.
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Stephanie B. Almost 5 years ago, I lost the most amazing person in my life. My best friend, my inspiration, and a true hero. On April 14, 2011, I lost my dad to lung cancer. As a non-smoker, his stage 4 diagnosis shocked us all. What was first thought to be pneum
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stage4survivor H. An Interesting Journey... Started with a focal visual seizure which precipitated brain MRI revealing 3 brain tumors measuring 1cm, 1.5cm and 2.5cm over the optic chiasma.
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Stacy F. Last winter, I got a bad cold that just wouldn't end. After a few weeks of coughing nonstop and feeling awful, I went to see the doctor and I was prescribed antibiotics for bronchitis. A couple of weeks later, nothing had changed, so I did
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Stacie S. I am 44 yrs old and I have struggled my entire life with asthma but only realized how much in the last few months.
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Stacey S. Howard Shaw (Team Poone) was a 54-year-old who had a late diagnosis of non-small cell lung cancer.
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Stacey R. My dad was always a very hard working husband and father. He provided a great life for our family. He always worked doing industrial construction. Always was a pretty healthy man. He was never sick and never went to the doctor.
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Stacey N. Today would have been my mother's 65th birthday and retirement celebration after almost 45 years in the workforce. My mother never smoked.
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Stacey C. My mother is 67 and was diagnosed with stage 4 small cell carcinoma in March 2015. So many statistics and emotions overcame me when she told me the news.
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squeeky w. Yep, its back. The 16mm lump is growing. We thought we beat two stage four cancers 5 years ago, but it has reared it's ugly head.
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Sophia H. We never know when our life could end or when everything could just come crashing down and our whole existence is over. We always think we have time. We think we have 80 years on this earth but that is not always the case.
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Sonia T. In August of 2018 I was diagnosed with lung cancer. I really had not thought much about lung cancer before this.
