The Lung Cancer Insight Web Site lungcancerinsight.com provides vital information on lung cancer treatment options. The web site is for people diagnosed with lung cancer, their family and friends. The web site provides the answers to questions about lung cancer and speaks candidly about the illness. The person suffering from lung cancer needs someone to speak clearly and honestly about the illness and care about how to get better. The information on lung cancer particularly on lung cancer treatment options will be provided in everyday language written by medical science experts.
The Lung Cancer Insight web site provides links to specific topics on the disease. Of critical importance are the lung cancer treatment options provided by the web site and specifically: what’s out there, how well does it work and is it right for you? There is no ‘one size fits all cure’ for lung cancer. The affected person needs to be informed about what can be done and how it’s done. The web site has an article that provides an overview of the available treatments for lung cancer. The web site discusses candidly about the odds of recovery and explains the technical terms in laymen’s terms.
The Lung Cancer Insight web site discusses the knowledge and information to prevent lung cancer, symptoms of lung cancer, the research conducted so that the affected person is aware what the new medical science is doing out there to help him/her, the support network available to the affected persons and their families.
The web site will recommend books to read and reminds the cancer affected person that a positive mental outlook skews the odds in his/her favour, whether it’s from prayer, meditation or just sheer guts and determination. There are related pages on facts on lung cancer, lung cancer detection, lung cancer research – A description of lung cancer research and the research process and Lung Cancer Support – Lung cancer support comes in many forms – medicine, therapy, discussion, and help from people.
The Lung Cancer Insight web site is still being filled in so there will be topics added to the site.   The web site is working on getting a chat room set up so that the cancer affected person can talk to other people in the same situation. A number of these personal issues that cancer affected persons may wish to talk about and worry include: various lung cancer treatment options they are considering, how to get a second medical opinion, what do all these technical words mean, are the doctors and nurses talking about me behind my back and why won’t my doctor look me in the eye? On the other hand, some people want to: see pictures of tumours and biopsies, learn what to do when they have pain and most of all, they most likely want to learn how to get well fast.
For more information and if you have questions visit lungcancerinsight.
This web site is for anyone affected by Lung Cancer. That could be your family and friends, or you. You need someone to speak clearly and honestly about your illness and about what you should do right now. You want Lung Cancer Insight Information. For more information please visit www.lungcancerinsight.com.
This is unbelievable. Lung cancer victim cannot collect his $1m winnings to pay for treatment?
I’ve heard it all now. I’m outraged. NY state will not allow this man to collect his $1m prize (as opposed to the usual 20 year pay-out) because of “rules”. He needs the money to get adequate cancer treatment and is getting the runaround. What do YOU think of this?
http://www.wowozanga.com/2007/02/13/man-with-year-to-live-due-to-cancer-wins-1-million-that-could-pay-for-treatment-except-the-lottery-pays-out-over-20-years.htm
BTW – this is the link to the email page of the NY Lottery Commission. Just in case you want to let them know what you think…http://www.nylottery.org/ny/nyStore/cgi-bin/contact/contact.php
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The lottery corporation is not being honest. They make the rules, they can turn around and break the rules. They do it all the time for the powerball payouts, which are supposed to be over 20 years as well, but most winners take the money as a lump sum payment.
Just another way for your government to screw you.
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