Amivantimab & Lazertinib

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Hi, I am 60 years old and was diagnosed with stage 4 terminal lung cancer in May 2023 and was given 5 years. I’ve just finished 20 cycles of Amivantimab and I'm still taking Lazertinib daily. 

I had to stop the Amivantimab because of the various side effects. That's the long story cut short but I wanted to join in to ask for any advice anyone might have to get myself out of a very low period? I don't want to do anything, go anywhere and can't see the point in much at all. My husband has been amazing but I think he's struggling to know how to help me out of this. 

Look forward to hearing from anyone.

Annette 

  • I feel for you … I am at a loss as to how to help you personally, but I’m sure someone will read this and maybe be able to give you some guidance .. I sincerely hope that you get some support … I am sending a massive hug to you xx

  • Hi  welcome to the group, but sorry you find yourself here. It is very hard when you find yourself in this situation. There have been many times that I found myself not wanting to do anything, not see anyone, or leave the house. What I do know, is that if I can get out the house for a little walk or a little drive, it does make me feel better.

    Do you have any support groups near you? There are often macmillan centres, or a maggies centre located near the hospital, who are great for popping into just for a chat. 

    You can always come here to have a chat with one of us.  We are certainly not experts, but we do know what you are going through, because we are going through it too. 

    Chelle 

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