Leaving a Legacy
A Secret Service agent based in Phoenix, AZ, Rodney Wellman was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer in October 2018. He was an avid runner, and decided to use his passion as a way to fundraise for lung cancer [...]
Community Keeps JoAnn Berridge Active and Informed
JoAnn Berridge was misdiagnosed, repeatedly. Doctors thought she had allergy-related post-nasal drip; then they thought she had acid reflux. After a year of trial and error and a persistent cough, her primary care physician ordered a chest X-ray in [...]
Patients First
Australian Lisa Briggs is proof that living on a different continent is no impediment to connecting with GO2 for Lung Cancer. In 2014, after months of misdiagnosis, she learned she had stage IV lung cancer, ALK-positive. The 32-year-old healthcare [...]
Keith Perry: Endurance Athlete, Husband, Dad, Friend, and Stage 2 Lung Cancer Patient
Like many seasoned athletes, the last thing on Keith Perry’s radar was developing lung cancer. But less than two years ago, he received that diagnosis and believed his racing days were over. But despite a stage [...]
My Difference Maker
Patty (third from right) and her family By Patty Watkins I learned that I had stage 4 adenocarcinoma in February 2014 and was only given two days to live, but fortunately survived beyond this bleak, initial diagnosis. [...]
Valentine’s Day With My Hero
By Teri Schrul I feel lucky that I can spend Valentine’s Day with my hero. Not many people can say that. My husband Bill was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in June 2012. It came as a complete [...]