LUNG FORCE Heroes | American Lung Association

Jennifer W. My mother died Christmas Morning 2002 at the age of 65 from lung cancer.
Jennifer W. My mother had COPD for 15 years. No matter how hard it was for her, she fought and fought for her kids!
Jennifer N. When I was only 36 years old, I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lung Cancer with mets to my bones. We were all very surprised as I had never smoked and had not lived or worked with a smoker.
Jennifer M.
Jennifer K. Cancer - the one word you never want to hear. That one word that does not discriminate no matter who you are.
Jennifer K. After my husband passed away from lung cancer at age 35, I vowed that I would never let his memory fade.
Jennifer J. My story is about my aunt Helen. She was misdiagnosed at first with stage 1 lung cancer and a month later was told it was stage 4.
Jennifer A. One summer, I had a cough that just wouldn't go away. It seemed to get worse over the course of a month.
Jennie V. Two time lung cancer survivor, 2003 and 2013. Ten years apart, blessed to still be here.
Jen H. I have non-small cell lung cancer since February of 2014. I was 67 years old then.
Jenese B. In 2009, I caught a respiratory virus. I was sick for 2 months and ended up in hospital with an enlarged heart - It was keeping me going!
Jeffrey T. My story begins in the summer of 2009 when I had an appointment with my doctor for a severe cough after eating. My doctor told me I needed to change my diet and lose weight, which I did.
Jeff M. I was diagnosed nsclc 3a in Sept. '17. Six weeks of aggressive chemo and radiation followed. I continued to work and run throughout treatments.
Jean P. My dad died six months ago from lung cancer.
Jeanne D. I wanted to make a comment to Jackie D. and all other patients who have been diagnosed with lambert-eaton, an autoimmune disorder. This condition is life-altering. It affects your daily quality of living. I have suffered eye lid drooping, difficulty

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