mgoodman

Thanks for the advice, I have let it go. Thanks for caring.

Thanks I hear what you are saying, I have things in proper perspective and am just going on. Thank you.

I know you are right, I am concerned that now my risk of lung cancer is high and I know what you are tellling me is the thing to do, I just guess I am scared because of my breast cancer that they really will find things. Because I had breast cancer I am at a high risk for lung cancer from the breast cancer, it could metasize to my lung, but I will do what I have to do and ask my oncologist about this when I see him. I guess I just want someone to tell me forget itand go on and live my life. I am tired of always worrying and chasing problems. Thanks for caring.

Hi, I am already a breast cancer survivor so this really upset me. While selling our home, we found out we were exposed to very high levels of radon in our home, which they say is the second leading cause of lung cancer. I tested the home in 1999 and the readings were low, so I don't know what happened. I have never smoked, so that is good. I am worried about my health now and don't know what to do. Should I have testing and if so what, or should I just go on. Even though radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer there are only about 22,000 lung cancer deaths because of radon in the country, a very small amount. How do any of us know what we are exposed to in our environment. Your help and guidance please.

Hi, I am a breast cancer survivor and really have tired to take care of myself. Recentlly I just found out that I was exposed to a high level of radon in my home. Radon exposure is the second leading cause of lung cancer. Now I just don't know what to do. They say the level was high, but would be worse if I were a smoker, so I thought I would join this forum to see if I could learn more about lung cancer. I just don't know what to do nowl