You don't have to face this alone

Finding your people can make all the difference when navigating lung cancer. Support groups offer real connection with people who truly get it.

Whether you're looking to meet others who share your diagnosis, find emotional support, ask the questions keeping you up at night, or simply listen and learn, these communities are here for you. Every experience is valid, every question is welcome, and you'll always find a friendly face (or screen).
 

Meet up with people who get it

There's nothing quite like talking with someone who understands what you're going through. LUNGevity's Virtual Meetups bring people together in real time with a monthly gathering focused entirely on SCLC, held the third Wednesday of each month at 3PM ET. New attendees are always welcome, and there's a full schedule of meetups to find the right fit for you.

Connect anytime, day or night

Life with lung cancer doesn't keep business hours and neither do these communities.

The Lung Cancer Support Community is an active online forum where you can post questions, share what's on your mind, or simply scroll through conversations and find comfort in knowing others have walked this path too.

On Facebook? The LUNGevity Facebook Group is a warm, active space to connect and stay informed. If you have an SCLC diagnosis, the private Small Cell SMASHERS Facebook Group brings together people with that shared experience.

If you like getting your lung cancer updates on Twittter/X, make sure to follow @sclcSMASHERS.
 

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