Is there still hope after lung and liver cancer diagnosis?

There is always hope, and having questions and concerns while waiting for results is completely understandable. Many people in this community have faced similar uncertainty about their diagnoses and have found strength in connecting with others who understand what they're going through. While waiting for medical answers can feel overwhelming, this supportive community is here to help you process these difficult emotions and experiences. Consider sharing more about how you're coping day-to-day - others here may have helpful perspectives on managing anxiety during this challenging time.

Dear Sandra D I’m kind of new here myself but I’ve posted a few times since becoming a member.. I don’t know if it will help but if you can read my post and if you have any questions please feel free to reach out to me.. I’m praying for you Sandra to find peace and comfort in Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.. Thomas

My first post was on May 24 if you want to read it..🙏

There’s always hope. 🥰🥰🥰

Sandra D — I know how it feels to be knocked down after every time you’ve gotten up, to the point that I almost fear any sign of progress, because right behind is a sign of regress. But here’s how I’ve found hope: I look back at my now-three years since diagnosis, and see that I’ve slowly learned coping skills that I wouldn’t have thought capable of. In a word, I’m resilient. When you’re forced to stare at the face of death, everything less than death seems possible to overcome. And so far—to my own self-surprise—I have overcome. And that, I assure you, is the wellspring of hope.

Always hope