About 1 in 8 men learn that they have prostate cancer sometime during their lifetime. In fact, it’s the second leading cause of cancer death among men in the U.S. But after they get the news, many men find it hard to talk about it or to reach out for help and support as they … Read more
On a beach in South Florida, hundreds of miles from home, Lori Dilley Anthony reached a turning point in her life. She’d traveled from Delaware to get help for a nearly 35-year addiction to opioids and other drugs. She’d checked into the same treatment center as her husband, who’d made … Read more
Masonia Traylor was 23 when she was diagnosed with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in 2010. “The first couple of weeks, I just cried every day,” recalls Traylor. “I was reflecting on my whole life at 23, and I felt really disappointed in myself; questioned a lot of the decisions that I [had] made.” But … Read more
SOURCES: Tom McGuigan, LUNGevity member, Longview, WA. Michelle Rower, LUNGevity member, Overland Park, KS. Lou Torres. LUNGevity moderator, Waxhaw, NC. Kim Thiboldeaux, CEO, Cancer Support Community, Washington, D.C. Tom Galli, LUNGevity message board moderator, Rockwall, TX. Annette Eyer, assistant vice president of patient engagement, American Lung Association, Mechanicsburg, PA. Source link