Shared Stories
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Carol S. I had a routine mammogram in August of 2016 which showed cancer. I didn't need chemo, just radiation.
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Kolleen P. I was 52 when diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis due to the COVID-19 virus destroying my lungs.
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Sarah M.
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John B. I want to address people about the gravity of lung diseases. My son began battling asthma at the age of 12.
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John B.
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Christopher F. I am 36-years-old and I was born with lung agenesis, I live in Southeast Texas where the humidity is very high and it's surrounded by refineries polluting the air.
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Diane S. I quit smoking in 2011. I started CT scans in 2020 once a year. Last May 2025, a scan showed a new nodule, so my doctor had me redo the scan in August.
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Rachel S. I live in Kennett Square, PA, "Mushroom capital of the world"
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Linda T. My name is Linda and I am a 60-year-old wife, mother and grandmother. I want to shout from the rooftops how low-dose lung screening saved my life.
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Frank M. I joined the military 31 Mar,1960 and was sent to HVAC Tech school and that's when I was exposed to phosgene gas and welding/brazing fumes.
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Donna F. My husband, Mo, was very fortunate that seven years ago his primary care doctor was aware of the screening for lung cancer for high-risk individuals.
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Glenna M. Can you imagine our world if vaccines were not available?
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Sandra P. A company based in Ireland intends to establish a sizable production facility in our vicinity, drawn by the absence of regulatory constraints.
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Mary N. Lung cancer has impacted my life not once but twice and changed our family forever.
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Amy S. For 30 years as a teacher, I watched more and more of my students begin to require the use of inhalers until my retirement in 2011.
