COVID-19 and lung cancer: How are you holding up?
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Hello everyone,
I hope you're doing well 
I thought I would come back to this discussion to talk about the COVID-19 vaccine!
Have you gotten any advice from your doctor or your medical team about the COVID-19 vaccine? Should one particular vaccine be preferred over another for lung cancer patients? Have you gotten it yet? If you have, how was the experience for you? Did you have any side effects?
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Hello everyone, I had surgery late last year to have a tumor removed and when I'm fully recovered (still not quite there yet, I'm getting old haha) I might need more radiation to keep it from coming back. I'm wondering if I should put off my appointments and further treatment with this coronavirus panic since it's really hard on the immune system. I have a hard enough time breathing as it is, I'm afraid that any additional stress on my body will just be a "welcome" sign for the coronavirus. What do you all think?