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OUR STORIES

Heidi Heidi
“Allow your emotions to come through. Don't try to suppress fear. Don't try to suppress anger. Don't try to suppress the anxiety. Let it happen. It passes.”
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Shaneel Shaneel
“No two days are ever the same when caring for someone with lung cancer.”
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Emily Emily
“You need to fight this believing and knowing that you can be the one who survives.”
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Janet Janet
“Hope is living well with your disease in any way that you can.”
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Susan Susan
“Talk to other people who have lung cancer. It’ll make you feel better and keep your attitude up.”
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Dann Dann
“Don't give up. There is so much going on in the field right now, it is incredible how much opportunity there is.”
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FAQs

It’s important to understand all the possible signs and symptoms of lung cancer. Learn More

Squamous cell carcinoma is a type of NSCLC that develops in the cells that line the inside of lung airways and is usually found in the middle area of the lungs. Learn More

Although there are several options for treating cancer, each therapy works in a different way. Learn More

Staging is the size of the cancer in the body and where it is located. There are five stages of NSCLC. Learn More

Small cell lung cancer makes up about 15% of all lung cancers. It’s less common and more aggressive than non-small cell lung cancer. Learn More

When you or a loved one is diagnosed with lung cancer, you might feel shocked, devastated and probably a million other emotions. That’s ok. We’re here to help. Learn More