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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 do you feel has been your unique challenge or situation when it comes to lung cancer?
Tricia’s early age of diagnosis (26 years) is something she feels has been very unique about her situation. All the research she had read about on lung cancer was for a much older demographic. The other patients were so much older than her and she did not feel she could relate to them, so she felt isolated in her diagnosis. Tricia has had lung cancer scanning every 4 months for 11 years. She’s still learning to cope with it and to navigate as best she can.
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Section: Tricia's Story
1.
What has been the biggest challenge for you with your lung cancer?
2.
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?
4.
How did your friends and family react when you told them about your lung cancer?
5.
What do you feel has been your unique challenge or situation when it comes to lung cancer?
