What Should I Know About End Stage Lung Cancer?

This weeks articles concern things that are difficult to talk about.  Don't worry if you aren't ready to read this.  You may have an early stage cancer, or feel that discussing the later stages of cancer is not in your best interest.  That's perfectly fine -- and nobody should force you to look at these topics.  Next week I'll share articles that are more uplifting, but wanted to send out these articles for those who are asking the hard questions--questions most of us don't want to ask.

Best wishes until next week, Dr. Lynne 

Someone forward you this email? No Sweat! Sign up here to get your own If you're having trouble viewing this email, click here Follow Us What Should I Know About End Stage Lung Cancer? This weeks articles concern things that are difficult to talk about.  Don't worry if you aren't ready to read this.  You may have an early stage cancer, or feel that discussing the later stages of cancer is not in your best interest.  That's perfectly fine -- and nobody should force you to look at these topics.  Next week I'll share articles that are more uplifting, but wanted to send out these articles for those who are asking the hard questions--questions most of us don't want to ask. Best wishes until next week, Dr. Lynne  Lynne Eldridge MD Lung Cancer Expert Tips for Coping with End Stage Lung Cancer Talking about terminal cancer seems almost a taboo subject.  Yet learning what has helped others cope with advanced cancer may help you think of ways to best cope yourself with this heartache.  Read more READ NOW What Can I Expect in the Final Stages of Cancer?  What happens in the last weeks and days of someone's life with cancer?  Are there signs that death is near?  Read more READ NOW How do People Die from Lung Cancer?  Though this question is hard to ask, it is important for 2 reasons.  One is that there are ways people die from lung cancer that are preventable.  The other is to help you understand-- or at least have a little knowledge--when you are lying awake at night worrying.  Read more READ NOW When Should You Stop Cancer Treatments?  When treatments no longer seem to make a difference, or if the benefits are outweighed by the side effects, a decision often needs to be made about continuing treatment.  The answer is different for everyone, and is usually a gray area instead of black and white.  What are some things to consider when you ask yourself or a loved one this question?  Read more READ NOW Featured Articles • Why People May Be Afraid of Stairs or Slopes • How Far Can a Healthy Person Walk with no Training? • Get Your Healthy Foods In Even While on a Road Trip • 6 Must-Have Fridge Staples for Dieters • Five Reasons to Drink Coffee for a Fit Body • The 5 Fittest Cities in the United States • Do You Understand Your Autistic Child's Feelings? The Answer May Surprise You! • Connie Francis - Singer / Actress Advertisement About Lung Cancer  |  Follow Us You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Lung Cancer newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY, 10036 © 2015 About.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy.