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Being diagnosed with a lung disease can be overwhelming but you may find that living with a lung condition in a COVID-19 world is even more challenging than before.  You may find yourself being unfairly…

Looking after yourself as a carer to guard against burnout is extremely important. When you are caring for a loved one, you may lose sight of the need for,…

Some people have developed healthy and positive coping techniques for dealing with the added stresses of living with a lung condition, while others rely on less healthy and ultimately quite destructive…

LIVING with a lung condition may have felt more challenging than ever in 2020 but with the calendar year finally clicking over, now is the ideal time…

Lung Foundation Australia is delighted to announce the success of Giving Day 2024! Thanks to the incredible support from our community, we raised an impressive…

In this blog, we will explore five key areas to manage pulmonary fibrosis and what you can do to maintain a good quality of life and stay as healthy as possible. 

Becoming a caregiver for someone you are close to, be it a partner, parent, child, sibling or friend, is one of the greatest gifts you…

What to do if you’re feeling helpless as a carer  When you are caring for a loved one, you need to develop strategies to deal with your own negative feelings and…

For parents of a child with a lung condition, the role of caregiving can take on a whole new dimension. When we become parents, we immediately…

The addition of the partner-carer role to a couples’ relationship can cause even the most stable of unions to become wobbly. Not all partnerships are “fairytale happy” and supportive; and if your relationship…