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March 29
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Members rallied around someone newly diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer seeking guidance on prognosis, with one member powerfully sharing... Read more

Members rallied around someone newly diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer seeking guidance on prognosis, with one member powerfully sharing their own four-year journey through continuous chemo, surgery, and radiation cycles to illustrate that statistics don't define individual outcomes. Several members emphasized the importance of persistence, trying different treatments when one doesn't work, and building a strong medical team that won't give up, with specific encouragement to stay proactive and keep fighting. A recurring theme was rejecting the idea of an expiration date, finding hope in others' survival stories, and connecting locally for support and shared doctor recommendations.

A MyLungCancerTeam Member

Hello.Im at novant

March 31
A MyLungCancerTeam Member

Fantastic. Listen, in my four years, I’ve been on chemo all that time; different drugs, etc. also had surgery, and had radiation 5 cycles. In fact, I go in for 2nd of 10 “Zaps” today. Anyway what I’m saying, it’s worth the fight. I see you’re in Charlotte. So am I. Are you Atrium or Novant? I’m Novant.

March 31
A MyLungCancerTeam Member

Good morning.my doctor is trying again.fingers crossed.thank you

March 30
A MyLungCancerTeam Member

Look at the bottom of your right foot. Is there a date there? No? None of us has an expiration date. I was diagnosed at stage IV 4 years ago. I’ve been on chemo ever since. If this chemo drug didn’t work, try another. I’m sending you all my good thoughts of healing. Work with your medical team. If they’ve given up on you, find one that won’t give up. In the meantime, just be you.

March 30
A MyLungCancerTeam Member

Hello my doctor's name is Dr tazi

April 1

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