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A key part to living with lung cancer is learning the facts and staying informed. We can help.
After finding out you (or a loved one) have lung cancer, you may wonder what this diagnosis means for your future and your health. The first thing to know is there is reason for hope. Much progress is being made for people diagnosed with lung cancer every day. A key part to living with lung cancer is learning the facts and staying informed. We can help.
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Read selections from this comprehensive guide for patients and caregivers. Learn the answers to common questions about lung cancer and how it’s treated.
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We provide up-to-date and credible sources of information on diagnosis, treatment, and what to expect from treatment through our free educational materials. We also have tools to help you facilitate discussions with your healthcare team so you can play an active role in treatment decisions.
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Our toll-free number is a resource available to anyone affected by lung cancer. Call us if you need someone to talk to for support—we are available Monday-Friday between 9am-5pm ET/ 8am-4pm CT. Our support line is equipped with extensive and up-to-date resource guides to help you navigate the various uncertainties that come with living with lung cancer. We can help you find financial assistance, transportation or lodging to/from your medical appointments, support groups or peers, and much more. You can phone us toll-free at (844) 835-4325 or email support@LCRF.org.
Lung cancer patients and their caregivers may call or email as often as they wish, and the service is offered free of charge. Please note that by accessing the support line, you agree to the service’s terms and conditions.
LCRF hosts webinars to bring the lung cancer community together to discuss topics important to them. Find out more and register for an upcoming livestream. The community also has a lively and engaged Facebook group.
October’s Together Separately is scheduled for Wednesday, October 20 | 12 -1 PM ET. Register at LCRF.org/together
TOPIC:
CLINICAL TRIALS: AN OVERVIEW
Presented by Dr. Patrick Forde, Director, Thoracic Oncology Clinical Research Program, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Dr. Forde will provide an overview of oncology clinical trials, with a discussion about why clinical trials are important to the cancer landscape, understanding clinical trials as a treatment option, questions to ask your healthcare team, information on current clinical trial options for lung cancer, and more.
LCRF Free to Breathe Walk – Register at LCRF.org/Walk
Saturday, October 2, 2021
Time: 11 AM - 12 PM EDT
Place: Wherever you are – we'll email you a Zoom link!
Contact Us: events@LCRF.org
Join us and...
Honor a loved one
Connect with the lung cancer community
Create hope + support for improved lung cancer outcomes
The Free to Breathe Walk brings people (like YOU!) together to raise awareness and funds for lung cancer research. Join our nationwide livestream rally, then walk in your own community. Teams honor and support those who have been diagnosed with lung cancer, while celebrating hope for improving future lung cancer outcomes.