Read more from Yolanda and what she shares on the trials of the misdiagnosed here: lungcancer.net/?p=15719

Juanita's lung cancer diagnosis didn't stop her from living her life the way she wanted to - including opening up her very own CrossFit gym! ⁠Read more here: lungcancer.net/?p=15383

Finding out a friend has lung cancer can be difficult. Struggling to find ways to support them? Check out Les' heartfelt advice for friends of cancer patients. ⁠lungcancer.net/?p=15791

Lalaine shares: After years into my lung cancer treatment, my mission remains to include healthy habits that could improve the quality of my life. Read more here: lungcancer.net/?p=15664

Juanita shares how November of 2022 was a scary time for her in her lung cancer journey.lungcancer.net/?p=15666

"Our friends want to be part of our lung cancer journey...The problem that many face is they don't know how." Read part 3 of Les' series, "Help Your Friends Help You." lungcancer.net/?p=15851

Juanita shares her experience with making connections and build relationships with so many amazing people. ⁠ ⁠ It's important to remember to support and lift each other up! Read about her experience here: lungcancer.net/?p=15446

Juanita reminds us how important it is to celebrate your cancerversary! Who here also does something special on their cancerversary? Please share it with us in the comments! lungcancer.net/?p=15665

Family, Faith and Hope for the future... Read what Samantha shares about her daughter Karley: lungcancer.net/?p=15562

Juanita has heard the words “you’re NED!” multiple times throughout her life. Despite these ups and downs, she continues to hold hope in her heart for NED, both for herself and others. lungcancer.net/?p=15747

Living a healthy lifestyle after cancer has been established isn't straightforward, and it isn't always easy to practice. Yolanda offers some holistic insight and tips that make aftercare feel a bit less intimidating: lungcancer.net/?p=15840

Lalaine shares: "Most of the time, these words have hit me hard and remind me of life’s brevity. Every time these words pop up, I sink them in because they are true. It is my present reality." lungcancer.net/?p=15940

“Death is a part of life. No matter what, it’s never easy to deal with the loss of a loved one… Losing my mother three years after my diagnosis was the hardest for me.” lungcancer.net/?p=15759

Though traveling with lung cancer can be tricky, Diane can't keep her excitement inside - she and her family are finally going to Disney World! lungcancer.net/?p=15743

"My family and my children helped me get through because I wanted to see them grow up and continue to make precious memories with them. But there was one person in my life that helped me get through..." Read more from Juanita: lungcancer.net/?p=15779

Check out these tips on traveling with lung cancer from a patient's perspective while she also reflects on her most recent vacation to San Diego. lungcancer.net/?p=15812

The meaning of traditions changed for Juanita after her lung cancer diagnosis. Read her story: lungcancer.net/?p=15817

Let’s talk about it: Is it always good to be positive in a lung cancer journey? Juanita shares her experience: lungcancer.net/?p=15492

One member shares their personal experience with ending treatment for her stage 4 NSCLC. Read her story: lungcancer.net/?p=14159

Have you heard about the Social Health Awards? Learn more today on our site! lungcancer.net/?p=15244