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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2021
- Montessa Lee, a small cell lung cancer (SCLC) survivor and advocate since 2006, discusses her SCLC journey, how she navigated her diagnosis at 28 years old, and how her story of survival - told through the “Nothing Small About It” program - can inspire others.
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Montessa was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer (SCLC) when she was 28 years old and began treatment. More than 14 years later, she shows no evidence of disease and works closely with her survivorship team, getting follow-up scans twice a year.
In addition to her work as a special education teacher, Montessa is a strong advocate for other patients living with SCLC. Once she learned how to use her voice to shape the direction of her care, she committed to empowering others to do the same. She advises other patients to stay informed and connect with people who will understand what they’re going through, saying, “Find the people who want to support you and your growth.”
I lost my wife of 36 years to this cancer March 18th 2022. This lady is blessed to have survived this type of cancer.
So sorry to hear this 🙏
Hope you are Okay..
Thank you for doing this. It gives hope and encouragement to fight
How are you doing today? I'm newly diagnosed with lung cancer, I am scared, depressed and just confused.
I know how you feel. Let me tell you that i lived this with my.mum ilness, sclc. It IS scary, but you must be positive. My mum was diagnosed on stage 4, and after many tratments, have cáncer grow again, and a lote.of fear, she is almos clear. Now we are having radiation in the remains of the cáncer so yes, there is Hope, so just be positive and get ready to fight. If my.mum can do It, you.surely can too. All my BEST wishes and keep strong
I'm scared as well,I was newly diagnosed with SCLC 4 months ago....I'm done with chemo which shrunk the tumors and now I'm on immunotherapy once a month,hoping all of us can get through this...❤
@@colleenbonamico9143 well done! keep strong and positive, and make your best of every single day.
Treatment? How did you get Treatment, the process and in how many months you became Cancer free??