How Do You Join A Lung Cancer Support Group?
Lung cancer is the result of abnormal cells invading the lungs. Dealing with lung cancer is emotionally challenging. Joining a support group can help. A support group is normally full of current and recovering cancer patients who have all had similar experiences on their journey through the cancer treatment process. Support groups often provide a great deal of comfort to cancer patients and make them feel less alone. Ask your physician or oncologist about local support groups that specialize in lung cancer. Search for support groups in your area on the American Cancer Society Web site (see Resources, below). You’ll also find links to community events and volunteer opportunities. Stop making excuses for not going to a support group. You may think you’re too tired or scared to join a group, but you shouldn’t have to face your cancer diagnosis alone. Your mental health is vital to your chances of success. Consider turning to an online support group. You can maintain your anonymity and you
