Brian Lawenda, Radiation Oncologist at Advocate Radiation Oncology, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“When my 77-year-old mother faced her fourth cancer diagnosis, the hardest part wasn’t choosing between lobectomy and SBRT.
It was deciding what kind of life she wanted to return to.
This deeply personal story changed the way I think about ‘operable’ early-stage lung cancer, and why quality of life must be part of every conversation.
I hope her experience helps others facing the same decision.”
Read the full story: ‘When ‘Operable’ Isn’t Enough’
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