Carcinoid Tumors of the Lung Support Services
Living With Lung CARCINOID TUMORS
Getting cancer is frightening and devastating. Getting through it and figuring out how to live a long life takes layers of support. When you come to City of Hope, you get access to a strong support network, including staff to help you and your family at every step in your journey. That includes everything from talk therapy, to meditation, to being connected with a patient navigator. Supportive care is not just about improving your mood and quality of life — it has been shown in studies to extend life.
Learn more about the resources listed below at our Living with Cancer or Supportive Care Medicine sites.
- Pain management
- Side effects
- Quitting smoking
- Pulmonary rehabilitation to improve breathing
- Navigating the health care system
- Your emotional, social and spiritual health
- Staying healthy and active
- Healthy cooking and eating
- Caregiver skills
- Improving communication with family, partners and loved ones
For more information about the supportive care programs we offer, please contact the Sheri & Les Biller Patient and Family Resource Center at 626-218-2273 (CARE).
Hopeful.org
Hopeful.org is an online community, a space for everyone who has been touched by cancer to make connections, share their stories, offer support and seek advice.
It features new stories weekly on everything from recipes to news about immunotherapy and other groundbreaking treatments. No one should have to go through cancer alone, and Hopeful ensures that every person will have a supportive community to lean on.