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    • About Lung Cancer Diagnosing and Treating Lung Cancer Preparing for Treatment In Treatment Survivorship Cancer Progression or Recurrence Hope Through Research
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  • Staying In The Moment
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Lung Cancer Information

 

  • Possible causes of lung cancer.
  • Understanding the link between tumour biopsy, molecular testing and making treatment decisions.
  • When faced with treatment decisions consider clinical trials.
  • Side effects of treatment: knowing what to expect.
  • Making a treatment decision if your lung cancer becomes active again.

Getting Emotional Support

 

  • Your feelings are normal and they won’t last forever.
  • Coping strategies for every stage of the lung cancer journey.
  • How to respond to lung cancer stigma.
  • Handling the anxiety and pressure to make a treatment decision.
  • Creating a new normal: Life after cancer treatment.

Treating the Whole Person

 

  • A modern approach to cancer care is treating the whole person.
  • Integrating complementary therapies with traditional treatments for lung cancer.
  • A pebble for your thoughts and a way to record your journey.
  • Good nutrition: Another weapon in your fight against cancer.
  • Cancer can bring out the artist in all of us.

Support for Caregivers

 

  • Cancer is a diagnosis that concerns the whole family.
  • Caring for yourself first can make you a better caregiver.
  • Express your feelings and know that others have them too.
  • Dealing with the stress of caring for someone with lung cancer.
  • Three ways to take a break from caregiving and not feel guilty.
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