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    • Finding Hope With Inoperable Lung Cancer

    Is ‘Inoperable’ Really the Best Term?

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      Optimize Your Treatment

      There are more treatments than ever for inoperable lung cancer. Here’s how to make your therapy work toward its fullest.

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      Nurse's Perspective: The Unknowns of Treatment

      Inoperable lung cancer treatment is less likely to cause hair loss that people associate with chemo. Short-term fatigue, nausea, and changes in mood or sexual function are more common but manageable.

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      How My Care Team Has Helped Me

      If you have inoperable lung cancer, you rely on your lung cancer care team. Here, one patient explains why finding the right one is so important.

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      When Cancer Holds On

      Diagnosed with inoperable cancer, Bonnie Bishop-Ulrich was on a mission, and she wasn’t alone. Love is knowing that your battle is their battle, she says.

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      One Day, Hour by Hour, With Lung Cancer

      Elizabeth de Jong outlines her day from dawn to dusk, not only as she treats her lung cancer, but advocates for it, too.

      Finding Hope With Inoperable Lung Cancer

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