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Since 1990, as Australia’s leading lung health body, Lung Foundation Australia has been committed to improving the lives of Australians living with or impacted by lung disease and lung cancer. We enable life-saving research, and champion programs and services to support Australians with lung disease and lung cancer to live their best life.
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Jan runs a peer support group for people living with bronchiectasis, and is an integral part of her community. Support groups provide a safe space for people living with lung disease or lung cancer, to share their experiences and encourage and support each other.
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It’s been nice to see there are other young people with a similar condition and to hear about everyone’s experiences with medication. Zali, living with Idiopathic Pulmonary Hypertension.
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Social interaction, for me, I would say it’s probably getting close to the best medication you can take. Jan, Peer Support Group Leader.
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How to use the COPD Checklist
While there is currently no cure for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), being informed on how to self-manage, and having a written action plan in place, can help reduce the impact COPD has on your everyday life.
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Live your best life with a rare lung disease
Being told you or someone you love has a rare lung disease can be very overwhelming and frightening. As you navigate living with and managing a rare lung disease, there are strategies that you can use to help deal with the range of emotions and physical challenges you may feel.
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I’ve been diagnosed with lung cancer – what now?
A lung cancer diagnosis can leave you and your loved ones feeling isolated, anxious and overwhelmed. While there are many decisions to make, there are a range of resources and services you can access to help you understand your options and make the best decisions for you.
