Shared Stories
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Roy W. My lung cancer story started nine years ago. I had been treated for an upper respiratory infection and most of it had cleared up except for a persistent cough.
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Mark C. I’m 58 years old and started smoking at age of 16. I would quit for a couple years a couple of times.
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Amanda D. As a public health professional in Los Angeles, so many of the families I work with have children suffering from asthma or other pollution related issues.
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Rachel L. I currently work as a public health professional in Los Angeles County, but what originally sparked my interest in working in public health was growing up near Richmond, California.
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Michelle C. Ever since a weatherization program had completed energy efficiency updates to my home, strange things started to occur.
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Queenie B. I lost both of my parents and my brother to the same type of lung cancer.
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Carole S. I had to take my aunt off life support.
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Lisa D. I am a 47-year-old female living in Las Vegas. In Aug 2021, my primary doctor discovered a mass in my right lung via chest X-ray.
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Angela and Cameron D.
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Angela A.
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Ana T.
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Amy S.
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Amy P.
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