Scorpivs2017

Greeting!!

Hope you doing good 

We are conducting a study in US for which we need 12 Lung Cancer Patients. Our objective is to close the knowledge gaps for patients, families and caregivers by providing access to real-time disease information, latest discoveries, thought leaders, and other patients.

Patients and Referrer will be compensated for their time and efforts with monetary incentives.

We will provide referrer and incentives cost.
Referrer cost for Patient – $25 USD per referred patient that participates.

Incentives cost for Patient – $100 USD each patient.

 The patient will participate in a 60-minute telephonic deep interview, sharing their experiences with the study topic by answering a set of guiding questions.

I hope you help us for this survey which is useful for Human welfare.

Please feel free to ask us any question you may have.

Do revert at your earliest convenience.
Looking forward to hear from you.


Max,
+1 646 693 5596.
medical.aid.funds@gmail.com

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GregP 3X Survivor
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Hi Scorpivs2017, I am sorry to read about your loved one's lung cancer diagnosis. I was diagnosed with stage 4 adenocarcinoma back in 2012. My doctor told me I had about 4 months to live.

If you haven't already, please consider having the tumors genetically tested. There are many mutations in lung cancer. Knowing what mutations you have allows the oncologist to determine what drugs to use to attack the tumors most effectively.

Good luck and please let us know if you have any questions. Thank you for your role as caregiver. It can be a very difficult job.

Welcome to our community.

I was diagnosed with Stage IV NSCLC metastatic to brain in 2012 and given about a year to live and I had surgery to remove the cancer and lower left lobe, then started on a oral target theraphy and I am stable today. I have the EGFR mutation positive and I agree with LiveWithCancer. I think it is very important to know your mutations so they can find the right treatment.

This is a great site and it is good for her to have a caregiver.