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If you're affected by lung cancer, we can provide you with the information, help and support you need. How we can help
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Access all the latest information and advice when living with lung cancer during the coronavirus pandemic, including vaccinations, shielding advice and reducing your risk.
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Ask the Nurse Helpline
Throughout the coronavirus outbreak we’re here to answer any questions, address concerns or provide help and support through our free lung cancer helpline. We’ll go out of our way to give you the answers you need when you need them most.
Find out moreIf someone has lung cancer, you’d think they must have a cough. I didn’t. My only symptom was a croaky voice.
Andrew, underwent lung cancer surgery in November 2018
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We need you more than ever
Right now, lung cancer patients require help more than ever to get the right information and support. We can only offer this help they need with your help. Although coronavirus has meant fundraising has had to change, there’s still lots of ways you can get involved. From virtual running events to sponsored walks and small, regular donations through payroll giving, whatever your interests there’s something for everyone.
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Nicky on the helpline was my rock and her advice was nothing short of brilliant. No internet search would have come up with her answers but, more importantly, no internet search would have provided me with the amount of encouragement, calm and level-headedness that Nicky did.
Larissa, Ask the Nurse service user
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Jo is Still here
“I definitely did not realise that lung cancer is something you could have surgery for and walk away from. However, when the consultant used that word curative, I suddenly thought there is life after a lung cancer diagnosis.”
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Steve is still here
“When I asked ‘How long did I have?’ I was told me that without treatment, I would have about 6 months, that I wouldn’t see my 65th birthday. I’m now 68 and still in remission. I’m not ready to go yet – I’ve got a couple more World Cups in me and a few more Olympics!”
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