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What has been the biggest challenge for you with your lung cancer?
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What was the one thing you would have liked your doctor to explain better about your lung cancer?
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What advice do you have for other patients on their journey with lung cancer?
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How did your friends and family react when you told them about your lung cancer?
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What do you feel has been your unique challenge or situation when it comes to lung cancer?
Patient Video - What was the one thing you would have liked your doctor to explain better about your lung cancer?
Tricia remembers that everything happened so fast at the time of her diagnosis, and there was not a lot of time to absorb what was happening. She did not receive a lot of information at the time because the immediate response was to treat her lung cancer very aggressively and she trusted her doctor in doing so. She was diagnosed with non small cell (squamous cell) lung cancer and she had to do a lot of research on her own about her condition.
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Section: Tricia's Story
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What has been the biggest challenge for you with your lung cancer?
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What was the one thing you would have liked your doctor to explain better about your lung cancer?
3.
What advice do you have for other patients on their journey with lung cancer?
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How did your friends and family react when you told them about your lung cancer?
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What do you feel has been your unique challenge or situation when it comes to lung cancer?
