Lung cancer

Hi jmjl. I had a Lobectomy around the middle of May this year and am now back at work (builder). It gets easier very quickly but you must be as active as comfortably possible. I found cycling was the best therapy for me and certainly helped with my breathing. Now on immunotherapy every 6 weeks for a year.

put your faith in exercise but beware of sneezing! Bloody hurts and catches you unaware

wishing you a speedy recovery 

Nick

Hello

I had top right lung removed three years ago. As an older woman I went for short walks every day at least three times. As Ifelt better I went for longer walks. Listen to your body and if you feel tired, have a rest. Little and often was advised by my cancer nurse. It took me about three months to really feel better. I do have a permanent ache as some of the nerves were damaged but I just ignore it. As Nick says an improvement can be see and felt quite quickly. 

Love xxx

Bless you.im 74 in remission from breast cancer.. this time I'm doing ok.just waiting for results I will go for walks thank you for advice hope you continue to improve x

Thank you Nick I'm doing small jobs around the house.im 74. I'm not to bad.just the waiting for results of op and lymph nodes..I hope all goes well for you

I’m 73 and have a secondary lung cancer in my adrenal gland but nowhere else. I’m have 4 lots of chemo and after 2, the adrenal gland will be removed. You’re right. The waiting is the worst so I’m relieved to be sorting this quite quickly.

Good luck with your recovery Daisy xx

hi I am new here has anyone been on the quickdna trial for possible lung cancer

Hi Welshlad

Well, I hadn’t heard of that but I know advances are being made all the time. Why not start a new thread and see if anyone else here has any experience? 

Good luck

Good luck with your treatment.i have specialist appointment on August 7 for results of lung and lymph nodes..but we are fighters..so this cancer can .. off.. thinking of you Daisy x