ACTIVE LUNG CANCER BLOGS (sorted by last name, if known)
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| Blogger Name | Blog Site | Blogger’s Diagnosis | Twitter Handle |
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| Emily Bennett Taylor | EmBen Kicks Cancer Sample: “Vignettes of Recovery” |
Stage IV NSCLC dx June 2012 at age 28 |
@EmBenTay |
| David Bjork | Cancer Research Evangelist Sample: “Time to Move Beyond the Ribbons?” |
Stage II Neuroendocrine Lung Carcinoid dx December 1998 at age 34 |
@bjork5 |
| Jim Brown | the dude is the dad… | Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx May 2015 at age 47 |
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| Lysa Buonanno | Faith, Family & Friends Sample: “44!! getting older is great!” |
Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx September 2011 at age 40 |
@thelysabee |
| David Clark | Dave’s Climb for Lung Cancer | Stage IV NSCLC adenocarcinoma dx January 2015 at age 51 |
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| Kathy Clark (on behalf of Jeff) |
Young Lungs Sample: “We may be low on funding, but we’re big on community.” |
Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ dx November 2013 at age 42 |
@ktclark82 |
| Melissa Crouse | Someday is Now – Living with Stage 4 Lung Cancer | Stage IV NSCLC RET+ dx August 2005 at age 52 |
@mcrouse53 |
| Denise Cutlip | Survivingit | Stage IV NSCLC dx October 2010 |
@dennycee |
| Sean Daly | Cancer | Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ dx October 2014 |
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| Lynne Eldridge, MD | About Lung Cancer | @AboutLungCancer | |
| Donna Fernandez | Facing Lung Cancer | Stage IV adenocarcinoma dx October 2012 at age 59 |
@livewithcancer1 |
| Anita Figueras | scifiknitter Sample: “I am not a rock. I am not an island.” |
Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ dx June 2014 at age 62 |
@scifiknitter |
| Janet Freeman-Daily | Gray Connections Sample: “Beyond First Base” |
Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx May 2011 at age 55 |
@JFreemanDaily |
| Lisa Goldman | Every Breath I Take Sample: “‘That’s My Cancer Smelling Dog’ and Other Things Not to Say” |
Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx January 2014 at age 41 |
@goldmanlisa |
| Merel Hennink | Merel’s wereld(s) (Blogs in Dutch) | Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx November 2014 at age 46 |
@merelhennink |
| Diane Heuring | Team Diane fights lung cancer Sample: “The Story So Far….” |
Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ with MET amplification dx April 2014 at age 30 |
@diianeee |
| Robyn Hicks (on behalf of Jon) |
A Boy Meets Girl… Sample: “Yes, I’m Okay…” |
Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ dx August 2013 at age 27 |
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| Kelly Keesling | Don’t Stop Believin’ | Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx December 2015 at age 47 |
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| Allen Lee | Allen | Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ dx March 2015 at age 29 |
@allen_lee_ |
| Samantha Mixon | Keeping My Faith Sample: “Living With It” |
Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ dx November 2012 at age 33 |
@mixon_samantha |
| Lisa Moran | Peace Lungs and Happiness | Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ dx August 2015 at age 44 |
@teamplh4lisa |
| Luna Okada | Cancer…An Unexpected Journey Sample: “Decreasing Urgency” |
Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx December 2012 at age 54 |
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| Linnea Olson | life and breath: outliving lung cancer Sample: “Loud uncle paired with a quiet whine” |
Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ dx April 2005 at age 45 |
@1111linno |
| by Allisen (on behalf of Gwen Orilio) |
Gwen Fights Cancer | Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx January 2015 at age 31 |
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| Kris Patrick-Wolf | Welcome to the Family, Cancer! Sample: Subsiding Hysteria, Admitted Hate and a Yard Sale. |
Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ dx November 2013 at age 43 |
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| Jeffrey Poehlmann | Just Bad For You | Stage IV NSCLC dx November 2014 |
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| John Pender | Johnny’s Cancer Fight Sample: “The healing power of pets” |
Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ dx December 2014 at age 37 |
@JohnLPender |
| Stephanie Polecastro | Stephanie’s Journey | Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx November 2013 at age 28 |
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| Nicole Russell | Learning to Live – A Journey Down Lung Cancer Street by a 36 Year old Mother and Wife | Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ dx December 2015 at age 35 |
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| Frank Sierawski | Beating Lung Cancer Sample: “In case you hadn’t heard….” |
Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ dx June 2014 at age 35 |
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| Beth Stroud | thriving with lung cancer Sample: Lung cancer: What I wish I’d known in the first 72 hours |
Stage III/IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx January 2013 at age 43 |
@iestroud |
| Tori Tomalia | A Lil Lytnin’ Strikes Lung Cancer Sample: “100th Post! or Why Do I Blog?” |
Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx May 2013 at age 37 |
@lil_lytnin |
| Celia Ruiz Tomlinson | Humor: CO-1686 and Cancer Musings Sample: “Cancer Diagnosis is Not a Death Sentence” |
Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ dx August 2012 at age 71 |
@poksangbabong |
| Sara Jane Whitlock | tablegrace Sample: “Waiting” |
Stage IV NSCLC RET+ dx October 2010 at age 47 |
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| Kim Wieneke | Aquarius vs Cancer Sample: “Watch you go!” |
Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ dx May 2011 at age 34 |
@aquariusvscancr |
| Marisa | My Journey as a ROS1+ Lung Cancer Fighter | Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx October 2015 at age 30 |
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| Dann Wonser | Dann’s Cancer Chronicles Sample: “Busting Loose from Treatment” |
Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ dx July 2006 at age 49 |
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| Corey Wood | Lunging it up. Fighting lung cancer at 22. Sample: “‘You’ve got lung cancer.’ Yeah, good one doc. good one.” |
Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx May 2014 at age 22 |
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| Almei | Raising Awareness | Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ dx November 2011 |
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| Hope | Lung Cancer & Life Lessons Sample: “8 Reasons Why You Should Donate to Lung Cancer Research” |
Stage IV NSCLC EGFR+ dx December 2013 at age 37 |
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| Lizzy | lizzy… outliving the bastards one day at a time | Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ dx October 2006 at age 26 |
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| xtchen | Living, Breathing and Thriving | Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+ dx September 2015 at age 28 |
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| (On behalf of her Mum) | Cool Kids Don’t Cry | Stage IV SCLC dx November 2015 |
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| Maizie | Dear Maizie | Stage 2 NSCLC dx April 2015 |
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| Anne Marie | These Are My Scars | Stage IV NSCLC ALK+ NSCLC dx 2009 at age 30 |
Last updated 6-Apr-2017
#LCSM 
Great blogs, worth reading these, thanks for sharing.
If you have any questions please feel free to ask away!
Your story inspires so much hope! Thank you for sharing it here!!
Hi Maggie,
So glad you found the list of lung cancer bloggers helpful! We haven’t updated the list in a while. When we do, we will consider your blog. Thanks for supporting #LCSM Chat!
Stage IV NSCLC ROS1+
dx October 2018 at age 40
twitter handle @cancerV.me
Sample post: https://cancerv.me/2019/10/15/one-year-the-first-anniversary-of-my-terminal-cancer-diagnosis/
This list helped me so much to find hope when I was first diagnosed. I’d be grateful if you could include a link to my blog, http://www.cancerV.me in the hopes that I can help others navigate their way.
I also have a blog that I’d love for you to read.
Two months ago I finished my 4th lung cancer treatment, Photon Radiation, for Multi-focal Adenocarcinoma of the lung. When I shared my first announcement that my cancer was back again I was encouraged to write a blog. That announcement became my first post.
In 1997 my first cancer showed up in my right lung. When I was told that I had to have follow-up CT scans for at least the following 5 years, that time period seemed eons away. Now, 20 years later and many 5 year periods later, I thought that it was time to tell my story so someone might not lose hope. Although I know that it is very rare for someone to survive cancer this long, my feelings and hopes and struggles have been, and still are much like anyone else who has had cancer.
https://www.my20yearscancer.com/, tells of my 20 year journey with lung cancer.
Thank you for reading my blog.
Merry Preble
Excellent 🙂 Hope all is well! You’ve been making the rounds, safe travels and don’t forget you take some time for your self.
Thanks for letting me know. We’ll get your blog added to the list.
Janet
Hello Janet, I’d love for you to add my blog to the list. The site is http://www.thesearemyscars.com. Its a Word Press site so you may be able to look it up as These Are My Scars or An Education in Living with Lung Cancer. So happy so see this list.
AM
thanks for sharing very useful blog………..
Thanks for Sharing..
Thank you so much for sharing.
Sure, Donna! Thanks for sharing. Congrats on your success with Opdivo.
My blog deals with living with lung cancer. Is it possible to get it listed here?
http://mybattlewithlungcancer.blogspot.com/
Thanks!
If your blog focuses on lung cancer, send me a link so I can check it out.
Kyle, is your blog focused on lung cancer? If so, post a link below and we’ll take a look at it.
How do i request to put my WordPress blog put on this site?
Do I request to have my WordPress blog put on this list?
Thanks for the update, Dan — we’ll fix your blog’s URL.
Janet, can you edit my blog link to my new site at http://www.dannwonser.com ? Thank you!
Dann
Janet, thanks.
I guess I better edit the template! I never thought of it.
Celia
Celia,
True, the title of your blog doesn’t convey your lung cancer focus as well as it could …
Wow! Until I saw the tabulation, I did not know the title of my blog site as seen by others. Pretty assertive!
Celia