My wife has lung cancer. Every year, close to 80% more women die from lung cancer than breast cancer.
Like more and more lung cancer patients—most of them women—she never smoked. She tells me, "Smoking didn't cause my lung cancer, but its stigma is probably going to kill me."
Lung cancer is my own personal sadness, but it is a sadness shared with 225,000 new families every year. Some never smoked, many stopped decades ago, some still smoke today. But what does it matter, really? No one deserves cancer.
Please read this website, take the quiz, share your thoughts, and help us spread the truth about this underfunded cancer.
Thank you so much.
Like more and more lung cancer patients—most of them women—she never smoked. She tells me, "Smoking didn't cause my lung cancer, but its stigma is probably going to kill me."
Lung cancer is my own personal sadness, but it is a sadness shared with 225,000 new families every year. Some never smoked, many stopped decades ago, some still smoke today. But what does it matter, really? No one deserves cancer.
Please read this website, take the quiz, share your thoughts, and help us spread the truth about this underfunded cancer.
Thank you so much.
