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  1. Jakaba

    Hello

    Jakaba posted a topic in INTRODUCE YOURSELF!

    Stage3 NSCLC ROS1 The “fun” started as a misdiagnosis cough in 2019. Fast forward to Sept of 2021 and the cough came back. Worked hard to get a biopsy and sure enough, lung cancer. I went in for surgery and they found it spread to lymph nodes in the center of my chest. They then had to stop, button me back up and start treatment. After a month of radiation and 3 rounds of chemo it looks like the cancer is retreating. At least enough to go back in for surgery. Looks like I’ll have to lose my entire right lung at the end of January. Any pointers on living with one lung would be greatly appreciated. ThankS
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