June 15 2021 Mental impact of COVID-19 Tips for living with lung disease and lung cancer in ‘new normal’ “Humans are social creatures and we are not used to social distancing. The difficult… Read More
December 17 2021 How to approach the festive season during the pandemic As we prepared for the festive season in 2020, many of us talked about it being a once in a lifetime year – and of… Read More
December 17 2022 Processing your diagnosis through the stages of grief A new diagnosis or changes in your lung condition can bring many intense emotions such as fear, worry, sadness, anxiety and even anger. These feelings… Read More
December 19 2022 Working towards a strengths-based approach Living with the challenges of lung cancer or lung disease will affect your life and the lives of those close to you. When faced with… Read More
June 15 2021 Holistic self-care Having effective self-care strategies can help you to take care of your mental health, maintain overall wellbeing, manage illness and care for others. While in theory it may seem simple, it is important to plan and dedicate… Read More
March 14 2021 Dealing with stigma and shame For people living with lung cancer and lung disease, dealing with stigma can cause feelings of guilt, shame and embarrassment, regardless of whether they have a history… Read More
January 14 2021 Living with big feelings It is not unusual to experience ‘big feelings’ or ‘big emotions’ when living with a lung condition. Many people experience higher than usual levels of anger,… Read More
December 14 2020 Living with a life-limiting lung condition Some lung conditions can be life-limiting. Generally, your doctor will discuss this with you when you’re diagnosed or shortly after. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with a terminal lung… Read More
January 10 2023 Offering support in the hard times When a friend or loved one is diagnosed with lung cancer or lung disease, you may feel at a complete loss as to how you… Read More
December 16 2022 Social Worker or Psychologist? Both social workers and psychologists can help you and your family come to terms with a “new normal” when living with a lung condition. They… Read More