September 21, 2015. I moved to London to start a Master’s degree in Legal and Political Theory at University College London. I worked my tail off to get into this program, which only admits twenty-five people annually from around the globe. I uprooted my otherwise stable and fun life working on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. … Continue reading This is me. These are my Lungs.
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November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month!! (& an update!)
Originally posted on from lizzie's lungs:
November is lung cancer awareness month and you can wear white to help support and create awareness! This month, I wanted to try and create awareness in my own way. I’ve designed my own Lung Cancer Awareness Bracelets that are available to purchase online starting today! ALL PROCEEDS…
WAR ON…. ??
Originally posted on Merel's wereld(s):
Langzamerhand kom ik qua stukjes schrijven in een neerwaartse spiraal terecht. Het aantal onderwerpen waar ik over wil schrijven groeit, waardoor de drempel steeds groter wordt om te beginnen. En dat terwijl ik het erg leuk vind om te schrijven. Vandaag heb ik mezelf bij mijn nekvel gepakt en een…
My Lung Cancer Community
In the past, you’ve heard me blabbing about how grateful I am for cancer researchers who, not only discovered the ROS1 tumor mutation that is causing my cancer, but who also found a drug, a pill, that manages to work around the mutation allowing the gene to function properly. Thus my tumors shrank and have … Continue reading My Lung Cancer Community
The Other Shoe
From the day I started chemo for my stage 4 lung cancer, I have had nothing but great results. The chemo started working immediately and my breathing improved noticeably after the very first treatment. Each scan showed shrinking (or at least stability) of my tumors and a PET scan even revealed that my targeted medicine … Continue reading The Other Shoe
1,461 days and counting…
Originally posted on Faith, Family & Friends:
For 1,461 days I have been knowingly LIVING with stage 4 lung cancer (who knows how long these rogue cells were growing before we found it). September 27th is my 4 year cancerversary. A day, and almost exact time, I will never forget. It was shocking, devastating, sad,…
