Does anyone here have lung cancer?

I did have lung cancer. Squamous Cell is ruff cancer. I'm in remission for head neck throat cancer. I've had spots in my lungs. Did radiation and was gone again. Only to return. I'm currently doing chemo for breast cancer. I'm hoping this treatment will aid me in my lung cancer as well.

I'm fighting now squamous cell cancer I've had skin cancer since I was 16 I got breast cancer when I was 42 I'm now 48 and have fought invasive breast cancer lympadema lymphnodes removed 7 out of 17 metastic metastasis and carcinoma throughout the lymphndes I had a reoccurrence 8 months after my double mesectomy I've done chemo radiation and now on verzino letrolzole and injection to suppress my ovaries I woke up today to bleeding I'm very scare as I'm not a patient that is operable and my skin cancer has no treatment it's on my face and hand the squamous cell is carcinoma in situ 0 but I'm IDC ER/PR +HER2 negative s/p bilateral mastectomies so (pT2 pNO i+ Mix anatomic stage llA)

To Kim B and Cheryl C, What stage is your lung cancer? I have Stage 1 lung cancer that I still have a 1 in 5 chance of dying some time within the next 5 years. I chose SBRT radiation which is an intense radiation that mostly just goes to the tumor. It’s just as effective as lung surgery without all the risks of lung surgery. I had to fight the main doctor to get it. I had the most exhaustion from it that I’ve ever had for about 2 months, but it was well worth it. But I have anxiety about it spreading to my brain which is most likely in the first 2 years. Then because it is still lung cancer in the brain, people usually only live 6 months. Many think that breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths, but lung cancer kills more people than breast cancer, colon cancer and prostate cancers combined. It’s not uncommon for it to spread to distant locations in the body. So it will always be with me. However even though your cancer is in the lungs, I am wondering if it may not be lung cancer itself. It may be considered your other cancer which would be best.

While this community focuses on breast cancer, many members understand the challenges of dealing with metastatic disease and navigating different treatment options. The journey with cancer can feel isolating, but connecting with others who've faced similar treatment decisions and side effects can provide valuable support and encouragement during this difficult time.