to you murielm!

You will be in my prayers

You can.

Wishing you strength to fight and knock it out!

and full recovery

Cigarettes taste terrible to me now. I am happy about that.

Makes it much easier than when people just quit without any such feeling.

You are in my thoughts! Just like my sister said... When she got breast cancer. Not going to worry about it I am just going to focus on doing exactly whatever the doctors tell me to do and take it one step at a time. It works out!

Take care.

photo of healthy lungs and visualize that inside you. Can't hurt!!!!

now promise us this: if you are tempted to light up a cig, POST YOUR INTENTION HERE FIRST and let us talk to you about it

also, is there any way to get your husband to limit his smoking to outside or one room - he should be helping you

He mostly smokes outside.

I still have cancer. I need to be sure they remove or eradicate it before it spreads to my spine.

WE ARE HERE FOR YOU!

Godspeed and to your healing!

With healing and some extra energy, consider working on your husband to quit also - you'll be his best example.

All the best to you!

What my FIL did when my MIL got lung cancer. He smoked a pipe and took it outside when she was diagnosed. She went through chemo and radiation and lived another 21 years.

in-law lived 21 years after having lung cancer. It was pretty amazing to me. Sending you healing thoughts.

if you can make it 24 hours without a cigarette, you can DEFINITELY quit! You are going to feel so much better. I didn't realize that lower lobe tumors do not metastasize as often. That is great news! I wish you the very, very best.

So, so much better than the previous post I read about your cancer. Yes, you can beat this!

I smoked a pack and a half of cigarettes a day for over 25.years, and I was finally able to quit..Very best to you

...and take good care of yourself, muriel99! Prayers on their way to you.

I hope your husband smokes outside for your sake!

Hang in there Muriel you will Beat this!

It sounds like you have an exceedingly high chance of beating this completely which is awesome 👏🏼 And your attitude is the perfect response! So YES YOU WILL PREVAIL!

Your great attitude will be so helpful. You got this. Positive healing thoughts to you. 🫶🏻

Thank you for updating us on how you're keeping up your end.

You ARE doing this!

famiky is here for you.

Sending healing thoughts.

A hospital stay. Best decision I ever made. Good for you.

I’m sorry that it’s cancer but so thrilled that they caught it at time, that it is good news, and that you know you can beat this.

Shoot for 99 anyway… Make it the best 15 years of your life.

I had throat cancer last year. Chemo and radiation. It's in remission now. It was scary. I lost 15 lbs in less than two months. I needed a G-tube to consume Boost high calorie drinks.

Now my wife has myeloma. Since I had a good outcome we're going to the same oncologist. She also had a bronchoscopy to see if her lung congestion is related (it's not but long-term covid may be the cause of that).

Get your husband to quit also. The smell of smoking will be in his skin and clothes. It'll take almost a year for the smell to go away but it'll always be a subtle reminder that you won't notice. I'm a former smoker also and it took three years of trying before I finally was able to quit.

Good luck with your treatment. Eat healthy and keep physically active.

with a mitral valve replacement, and is also on oxygen for COPD. His surgeon suggested the supplement, she is from Greece and it is very regularly used in Europe she told us. My husband is now 5 years out from his valve surgery and has no further symptoms of heart failure such as fluid build up in the legs and lungs. I take CoQ10 for migraines and it has helped reduce their frequency.

I know how hard it is to quit cigarettes; the additives tobacco companies put on tobacco are to increase the nicotine and smoking addiction. I hope you and the husband can both stop smoking and enjoy better health

I am so glad to hear your cancer is treatable. Best wishes to you.

especially crap that may actually do the opposite of what is claimed.

https://www.webmd.com/diet/essiac-tea-good-for-you

I worked doing clinical research for the NIH at UPenn Med for several decades and I am farmiliar with the studies re: Essiac but, thank you.

That they caught it in time. Bravo for being done with cigarettes. It is so hard, but so very worth it. And your husband may just follow suit. Mine did. Smoke free since May of 2009.

Can’t imagine how hard it is to quit when your spouse still smokes but it sure sounds like you have the determination ☺️💖💗❤️💖