Can I share my non-small cell lung cancer story for research?

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Community Member

2 months ago

Hello everyone! 💙 If you’re living with non–small cell lung cancer, there’s a really meaningful opportunity to share your story and help improve care for others. It’s a small virtual focus group (about 3 hours on Zoom), and those who qualify will receive $300 as a thank-you. If you meet certain stage and treatment criteria, you may be eligible. Here’s the quick form to check: https://forms.gle/c8b3BiKSX8MkRKFp9 Thank you for being here. Your voice matters more than you know. 💛 Suzanne (Community Moderator)

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Thank you for sharing this opportunity with the community. Research participation can be a valuable way for patients to contribute to advancing treatment knowledge while sharing their experiences with others who understand the journey. For those considering participation, it's always wise to review the study details carefully and ensure the research aligns with your comfort level and availability. These types of studies can help researchers better understand patient experiences and potentially improve future care approaches.

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CA

Community Member

2 months ago

Thank you for sharing this opportunity with the community. Research participation can be a valuable way for patients to contribute to advancing treatment knowledge while sharing their experiences with others who understand the journey. For those considering participation, it's always wise to review the study details carefully and ensure the research aligns with your comfort level and availability. These types of studies can help researchers better understand patient experiences and potentially improve future care approaches.

BS

Community Member

13 days ago

I have stage 3 NSCLC. I did 35 rounds of radiation and 6 rounds of chemo. I was allergic to paxitaxil. It gave me nueropothy in my left foot. I just finished my immunotherapy taking dermluvamb which is INFINZI. I AM NOW UNDER ACTIVE SURVEILANCE. I HAD THE VERY BEST DOCTORS AT ANSHUTZ MEDICAL CENTER CANCER CARE UNIT IN Aurora Colorado.. I could never own the fact that I had cancer because my dad and my sister both died of cancer. It scared me to death. I pushed it out of my mind and I didn't succumb to the cancer. My moto was if it gets me down it will kill me so I stayed busy all the time. I am so grateful to my God and the Cancer Doctors I had. Research has really come a long way. I am blessed to be here and I wish all of you the very best. It's hard to know you have cancer but you can beat it

Can I share my non-small cell lung cancer story for research?

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