Tim Giardina

In a room full of people, it's not just the guy with cancer that has problems and issues.

Thinking long term when your a lung cancer survivor isn't an easy task. But when you do dare to peek out over the five year wall, one of the things you think about are the long term effects of the various treatments that you have undertaken. ( By the way, I think I might have discovered the secret of life in my back yard)

November is lung cancer awareness month. Please take a little time this month and read a little, learn a little, and help us open minds and hearts to the tradgedy that is lung cancer and put an end to the ignorance of the " They must have smoked,it's their own fault statement."

No one denies the negative impact that cigarette smoking has on the body and that won't change. What must change is the thought that only smoking causes lung cancer. Lung cancer is the leading killer of all cancers, to minimize it's impact by giving it the "Oh well, you did it to yourself"routine is no longer acceptable in todays society. If your one of those people, I am giving you an oppertunity to change your ways and become the rational, compassionate person that I know is inside

Where would we be today if the thinkers and doers of our world would have just continued to wander aimlessly through life without challenging the world. What if, two words that when combined might be the begining to the most powerful statements of any launguage. This article many what ifs from the outrageous to the sincere.Is there any question that should not be asked when it comes to our health or the world we live in? What if, your question was the one that changed the world?

I generally write solely about lung cancer and lung cancer treatment, but when you stumble upon other subjects that interest you it's hard not to write about them. With everyone becoming jittery about the approach of 2012, I have been paying more attention to certain things. This article reflects my limited knowledge of earthquakes and the question of their frequency.

As a current lung cancer survivor I continue to look for things that I believe might be helpful to anyone who has been diagnosed with lung cancer and the people that surround those individuals so when I read that an institution like Johns Hopkins has changed their views a little when it comes to lung cancer treatment, I want to spread that news around. As always this article will also contain my experiance,view points, beliefs, opinions and sarcasims which I guess is what makes it my article.

An adequate Smoking cessation program should be offered by all corporate health plans as a way to reduce business costs as well as increase productivity. There's no better way to show that your company cares about it's people then to offer them ways to improve their lifestyle beyond just a paycheck.

As we continue to look to the future for ways to cure Lung Cancer, we must also continue to find ways today to greatly reduce the mortality rate brought about by cancers number one killer. The non-invasive, early detection test Respiragene could be the answer to doing just that.

If you are a current or ex-smoker or are concerned about someone who smokes health, please read all the way through this article to learn about the Respiragene and how this simple test might just save your life.