Video #1 in my series of videos about what it's like to go through a lung cancer diagnosis as well as a lobectomy.
Medical Disclaimer!
The views expressed in this video are based on my personal experience only. This video is in no way a substitute for Medical Advice. In all cases, ALWAYS seek the advice of a Medical Professional. Any issues or risks associated with using the information contained in this video are not the liability of the creator of this video.

Some of my symptoms I had prior to my lung cancer diagnosis:
-Neurological: difficulties walking & with fine motor skills, repeated stumbling/tripping, dropping items
-Changes in Bowel Movements
-Changes in Eyesight
-Hormonal Shifts
-Decline in physical fitness & abilities
-Chest Pains
-Overall feeling of being very unwell & run down, as if fighting a cold or the flu constantly
-At night when lying down difficulty breathing + heart palpitations
-Decreased appetite; a week before going into the hospital unable to eat anything except for soup

Links:
Go2 For Lung Cancer - https://go2.org/
HelpLine 1-800-298-2436 [email protected]
General Questions 650-598-2857 [email protected]

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