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Get Checked! is Lung Cancer Europe’s awareness campaign - now in its fifth year. It’s helping more people across Europe catch lung cancer early and feel less alone after diagnosis.
This year we’re shifting the focus to what comes after diagnosis.
Under the theme Get Supported, we’re exploring the impact of support on people affected by lung cancer with a particular focus on mental health and emotional well-being.
We’re looking for people across Europe who are open to sharing their experience - not just about treatment, but about what helped them really cope (or what was missing).
That might include mental health support, caregiving, good information, or things like movement, breathing or relaxation.
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What does support look like for you?
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"Feeling informed about my specific type of rare lung cancer (ALK+) and being looked after by people who understand it."
— Emma, United Kingdom
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"For me it's the knowledge that my friends and family have always been there for my without question."
— James, Ireland
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"The amazing people who also have ALK+ lung cancer that I've met on my journey."
— Tina, United Kingdom
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![A smiling older woman with blonde hair, glasses, wearing a beige blazer, a yellow top, and a beige and white patterned scarf, taking a selfie indoors.]()
"It's always there in the background if you want it. On my day of diagnosis, immediate support was given and has never stopped 2 years on."
— Gillian, United Kingdom
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