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Hope. Faith. Community. Supporting lung cancer survivors, warriors, caregivers, and families. Founded by a 15-year lung cancer survivor.🤍 No chemotherapy.

La’Kisha Cole | Lung Cancer Survivor | Faith Over Fear

When you hear the word cancer, most people think death sentence. I’m living proof that it’s not. I am a fourteen-year lung cancer survivor. Out of every 14 people diagnosed with lung cancer, I was the one who beat it—by the grace of God, my faith, and the prayers of my family and friends. In 2011, doctors told me I needed emergency surgery to remove a tumor from my left bronchial tube. If the tumor had been any lower, my entire left lung would have been removed. After leaving the doctor’s office, I talked to God. I told Him I was scared, but I also told Him I chose to live. On the day of my surgery, doctors said I would be in the operating room for 4–6 hours. I didn’t reach recovery until late that night. Less than 24 hours after surgery—with tubes in my side and pain in my body—I heard a voice telling me to get up and walk. Every step I took was a reminder that the enemy did not win. The doctors removed all the cancer and saved my lung. No radiation. What was supposed to take 1–2 years to heal was completely healed in just five months. My doctor said he had never seen anything like it before. I told him, “Then you don’t know my God.”

I share my story to remind others that faith is powerful, healing is possible, and your diagnosis does not define your destiny. If God can do this for me, imagine what He can do in your life.

11/02/2026

🤍💙🎉 **DAY 100 — A HUNDRED DAYS OF HOPE, A LIFETIME OF PURPOSE!** 🎉💙🤍

Good morning, Hope Family! ☀️💙🤍

**WE MADE IT TO DAY 100!!!!** 🎉🙌🏽

Today, my heart is overflowing with gratitude.

One hundred days ago, I made a commitment to share a message of hope, encouragement, and compassion every single day.

I didn't know exactly where this journey would lead.

I didn't know how many people would read these messages.

But I knew one thing:

**IF MY WORDS COULD ENCOURAGE EVEN ONE PERSON, IT WOULD BE WORTH IT.** 💙🤍

As a 15-year lung cancer survivor, I understand how important it is to have hope and support during life's most difficult moments.

Fifteen years ago, when I was diagnosed with lung cancer, my three children were only 13, 6, and 4 years old.

I was fighting for my life while trying to protect them from how serious my illness was.

I wanted to be here to watch them grow up.

Today, my children are grown, and I have a beautiful grandson. 🥹❤️

I've been blessed to experience moments I once prayed I would live to see.

And through it all, one thing has remained close to my heart:

**I DIDN'T LET CANCER DEFINE ME.** 💙🤍

That belief became part of the inspiration behind *There Is Hope for Lung Cancer*.

I wanted to create a community where patients, survivors, caregivers, and families could find encouragement and know they were not alone.

And over these past 100 days, that's exactly what I've tried to do.

Some days we talked about courage.

Other days we talked about grief, faith, gratitude, fear, and finding joy in ordinary moments.

Because hope isn't about pretending life is always easy.

**HOPE IS ABOUT MAKING ROOM FOR COMPASSION, CONNECTION, AND POSSIBILITY, EVEN DURING UNCERTAIN TIMES.** 🤍💙

Today, I want to thank everyone who has followed, commented, shared, or quietly read these messages.

Whether you've been here since Day 1 or just joined our Hope Family, **THANK YOU!** ❤️

To those currently facing cancer, you are seen.

To the survivors, your stories matter.

To the caregivers, your dedication is appreciated.

And to the families honoring loved ones who died from cancer, we remember them with love and dignity. 🕊️🤍💙

As we celebrate 100 days during Lung Cancer Awareness Month, I want you to know something:

**THIS IS NOT THE END OF OUR JOURNEY. IT'S ANOTHER BEGINNING!** 🎉

My dream is to continue growing this community and eventually extend our message of hope to families affected by all types of cancer.

Because every story matters.

Every life deserves compassion.

And no one should feel forgotten.

🤍💙 **DAY 100 REFLECTION:**

Over these past 100 days, what message, conversation, or moment has encouraged you the most?

I'd love to hear from you as we celebrate this milestone together!

**ONE HUNDRED DAYS OF HOPE.**

**FIFTEEN YEARS OF SURVIVORSHIP.**

**AND A LIFETIME OF PURPOSE STILL AHEAD.** 💙🤍

Thank you for being part of my journey.

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.**

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

11/01/2026

🤍💙 **DAY 99 — SUNDAY HOPE: A NEW MONTH, A CONTINUED MISSION** 💙🤍

Good morning, Hope Family! ☀️💙🤍

**HAPPY SUNDAY AND WELCOME TO NOVEMBER!** 🙏🏽🤍

Today marks the beginning of **Lung Cancer Awareness Month**, a time dedicated to raising awareness, supporting those affected by lung cancer, and honoring the lives and stories of people throughout this journey.

And today also marks something very special for our community.

**DAY 99 OF SHARING HOPE!** 🎉💙🤍

Tomorrow, we celebrate 100 days of encouragement, connection, and reminding one another that no one should have to face cancer feeling alone.

As a 15-year lung cancer survivor, this month holds a special place in my heart.

I know how much a diagnosis can change your life.

I know the uncertainty that can come with waiting for answers.

And I know how meaningful it can be to have people who care, listen, and offer support.

But I also know that lung cancer is often surrounded by misconceptions and stigma.

**NO ONE DESERVES TO BE JUDGED FOR A CANCER DIAGNOSIS.** 🤍

Lung cancer can affect people with many different backgrounds and histories, including those who have never smoked.

Every person facing this disease deserves compassion, quality care, and dignity.

During Lung Cancer Awareness Month, I encourage everyone to take time to learn more about lung cancer, support awareness efforts, and listen to the voices of patients and survivors.

Let's also recognize the caregivers who provide love and support, the healthcare professionals who work tirelessly, and the families who continue honoring loved ones who died from this disease. 🕊️🤍💙

**EVERY STORY MATTERS. EVERY LIFE MATTERS.** 💙🤍

As I prepare to celebrate 100 days of sharing hope tomorrow, my heart is filled with gratitude.

This journey started with a desire to encourage others.

And every day, I'm reminded that hope is not measured by the number of people following a page.

It's measured by the connections we make, the compassion we show, and the encouragement we share.

🤍💙 **SUNDAY REFLECTION:**

As we begin Lung Cancer Awareness Month, what is one thing you wish more people understood about lung cancer or the people affected by it?

I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Let's make this month one of awareness, compassion, education, and community.

And tomorrow...

**WE CELEBRATE 100 DAYS OF HOPE TOGETHER!** 🎉💙🤍

Thank you for being part of this journey.

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.**

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

10/31/2026

🤍 **DAY 98 — CELEBRATE EVERY STEP FORWARD** 🤍

Good morning, Hope Family! ☀️🤍

**HAPPY SATURDAY!** 🤍

Today marks **98 DAYS OF SHARING HOPE!** 🎉

As we get closer to our 100-day milestone, I've been thinking about how often we overlook the little victories in life.

Sometimes we're so focused on reaching the next big goal that we forget to acknowledge the steps we've already taken.

But here's your Saturday reminder:

**EVERY STEP FORWARD MATTERS.** 🤍

For someone undergoing cancer treatment, a victory might be getting through a difficult appointment.

For someone recovering from surgery, it might be having a little more energy today.

For a caregiver, it might be finding a moment to rest.

For a survivor, it might be having the courage to make plans for the future again.

And for someone grieving a loved one, it might simply be finding a moment of peace in the middle of a difficult day. 🕊️🤍

These moments may seem small to others, but that doesn't make them any less meaningful.

As a 15-year lung cancer survivor, I've learned that life isn't only about the major milestones.

It's also about the ordinary moments we sometimes take for granted.

A conversation with someone you love.

A beautiful morning.

A family gathering.

A reason to smile.

And the opportunity to make another memory. ❤️

When I started this daily journey of sharing hope, I didn't know exactly what the next 100 days would bring.

But I knew I wanted to encourage someone.

And here we are, just two days away from Day 100! 🥹🤍

I'm grateful for every person who has read, shared, commented, or quietly found comfort in these messages.

**YOU ARE PART OF THIS JOURNEY.** 🤍

Today, I encourage you to recognize something you've accomplished, overcome, or simply made it through.

You don't have to compare your progress to anyone else's.

And you don't have to wait for a major celebration to be proud of yourself.

🤍 **SATURDAY REFLECTION:**

What's one small victory you've experienced recently?

Let's celebrate each other today! 🎉

Remember, Hope Family:

**PROGRESS DOESN'T ALWAYS COME IN BIG MOMENTS. SOMETIMES IT'S FOUND IN THE SMALLEST STEPS.**

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.** 🤍

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

10/30/2026

🤍 **DAY 97 — FAITHFUL FRIDAY: GRATEFUL FOR THE DAYS I PRAYED TO SEE** 🤍

Good morning, Hope Family! ☀️🤍

**HAPPY FAITHFUL FRIDAY!** 🙏🏽🤍

As we approach our 100th day of sharing hope, I've been reflecting on something that means so much to me.

**THE GIFT OF ANOTHER DAY.** 🤍

Fifteen years ago, when I was diagnosed with lung cancer, there were moments when my future felt uncertain.

I was a mother of three young children, and I wanted nothing more than the opportunity to watch them grow up.

There were so many moments I hoped and prayed I would get to experience.

Birthdays.

Graduations.

Family celebrations.

Everyday conversations.

And the simple joy of being present for the people I love.

Today, I look at my children, who are now grown, and my grandson, and my heart is filled with gratitude. 🥹❤️

**I AM LIVING MOMENTS I ONCE PRAYED TO SEE.**

My journey hasn't been without challenges, and I know that everyone's experience with cancer is different.

Some are receiving difficult news today.

Some are in treatment.

Some are adjusting to life after treatment.

Some are caring for someone they love.

And some are facing another day without a loved one who died from cancer. 🕊️🤍

I want you to know that wherever you are in your journey, **YOUR FEELINGS MATTER.**

You don't have to feel grateful every moment.

You don't have to pretend everything is okay.

And you don't have to have all the answers.

For me, faith has been a source of strength through uncertainty. But I also recognize that hope can look different for each person.

Sometimes hope is a prayer.

Sometimes it's a conversation with a friend.

Sometimes it's allowing yourself to rest.

And sometimes it's simply making room for a little joy today. 🤍

As we approach Day 100, I want to thank everyone who has been part of this community.

Whether you've followed from the beginning or recently joined us, **YOU ARE PART OF SOMETHING MEANINGFUL.** 🤍

🤍 **FAITHFUL FRIDAY REFLECTION:**

What's one moment, big or small, that you're grateful to have experienced?

I'd love to hear about it.

**NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE BEAUTY OF AN ORDINARY DAY. SOMETIMES THOSE BECOME OUR MOST PRECIOUS MEMORIES.** ❤️

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.**

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

10/29/2026

🤍 **DAY 96 — NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF KINDNESS** 🤍

Good morning, Hope Family! ☀️🤍

**HAPPY THURSDAY!** 🤍

Today, I want to remind everyone that you don't have to do something extraordinary to make a difference in someone's life.

**SOMETIMES THE SMALLEST ACT OF KINDNESS MEANS THE MOST.** 🤍

When someone is facing cancer, it's not always easy to know what to say or how to help.

You might worry about saying the wrong thing.

You might feel that your gesture isn't enough.

But sometimes, a simple act of kindness can bring comfort during a difficult moment.

A phone call to check in.

A thoughtful message.

Offering a ride to an appointment.

Preparing a meal.

Sitting beside someone without feeling the need to fill the silence.

Or simply saying, **"I'm thinking about you."** 🤍

As a 15-year lung cancer survivor, I understand how meaningful encouragement can be.

And through these 96 days of sharing hope, I've been reminded that kindness can reach people in ways we may never fully realize.

Someone might read a message and never comment.

Someone might share a post privately with a loved one.

Someone might find a few words of comfort on a particularly difficult day.

**WE DON'T ALWAYS SEE THE IMPACT OF THE KINDNESS WE SHARE.** 🤍

To the caregivers who show up day after day, thank you.

To the family members and friends who continue offering support, your presence matters.

To the healthcare professionals who treat people with compassion, your kindness makes a difference.

And to those remembering someone who died from cancer, may the love and kindness you shared remain part of their beautiful legacy. 🕊️🤍

Today, I encourage everyone to do one small thing to brighten someone's day.

Send that message.

Make that call.

Offer a listening ear.

Or remind someone that they matter.

**YOU NEVER KNOW HOW MUCH SOMEONE MAY NEED THAT ENCOURAGEMENT.** ❤️

🤍 **THURSDAY REFLECTION:**

What's one act of kindness someone showed you that you'll never forget?

I'd love for us to share those beautiful memories today!

Remember, Hope Family:

**YOU DON'T NEED A LARGE AUDIENCE TO MAKE A MEANINGFUL DIFFERENCE. SOMETIMES REACHING ONE PERSON IS ENOUGH.** 🤍

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.**

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

10/28/2026

🤍 **DAY 95 — WARRIOR WEDNESDAY: YOU ARE MORE THAN YOUR HARDEST CHAPTER** 🤍

Good morning, Hope Family! ☀️🤍

**HAPPY WARRIOR WEDNESDAY!** 💪🏽🤍

Today, I want to remind someone of something that is very close to my heart.

**YOU ARE MORE THAN THE HARDEST CHAPTER OF YOUR LIFE.** 🤍

Sometimes the challenges we experience become such a big part of our lives that it's difficult to remember who we were before them.

A cancer diagnosis can change your daily routine, your relationships, your priorities, and even the way you see yourself.

Suddenly, conversations revolve around appointments, treatments, test results, and medical decisions.

And somewhere along the way, you may begin to wonder:

**"Will people ever see ME beyond my diagnosis?"**

As a 15-year lung cancer survivor, I understand how much a cancer journey can affect your life.

But here's something I want you to remember.

**YOUR DIAGNOSIS IS NOT YOUR ENTIRE IDENTITY.** 🤍

You are still someone with interests.

Someone with memories.

Someone with relationships that matter.

Someone whose voice deserves to be heard.

And someone whose life has meaning beyond a medical diagnosis.

You may be a parent, grandparent, spouse, sibling, friend, caregiver, or someone discovering new things about yourself.

Whatever your circumstances, you deserve to be recognized as a whole person.

To those undergoing treatment, you are more than your appointments and medical records.

To survivors, your experiences matter, but they don't have to define every part of your future.

To caregivers, you are more than the responsibilities you carry.

And to families honoring someone who died from cancer, your loved one's life was so much more than their illness. 🕊️🤍

**EVERY PERSON HAS A STORY WORTH HONORING.** 🤍

As we approach our 100th day of sharing hope, I am reminded why I started this page.

I wanted to create a space where people affected by lung cancer could find encouragement, understanding, and community.

Because behind every diagnosis is a PERSON.

A person with a name.

A person with dreams.

A person who loves and is loved.

And a person whose story matters.

🤍 **WARRIOR WEDNESDAY REFLECTION:**

What's something about YOU that brings you joy or makes you proud, beyond the challenges you've faced?

It could be a hobby, a personal accomplishment, or simply something you love about yourself.

I'd love for us to celebrate the people we are today! 🤍

Remember, Hope Family:

**I DIDN'T LET CANCER DEFINE ME.**

**AND YOUR STORY DESERVES TO BE SEEN IN ALL ITS BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXITY.** 🤍

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.**

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

10/27/2026

🤍 **DAY 94 — GIVE YOURSELF PERMISSION TO HAVE AN OFF DAY** 🤍

Good afternoon, Hope Family! ☀️🤍

**HAPPY TUESDAY!** 🤍

Today, I want to remind someone of something important.

**YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE STRONG EVERY SINGLE DAY.** 🤍

Sometimes we put so much pressure on ourselves to remain positive, smile through our struggles, and convince everyone that we're doing okay.

But the truth is, life can be overwhelming.

A cancer diagnosis can bring uncertainty.

Treatment can be physically and emotionally exhausting.

Survivorship can come with challenges that others may not understand.

And caregivers often carry responsibilities while quietly managing their own fears and emotions.

**IT'S OKAY TO HAVE AN OFF DAY.** 🤍

It's okay to feel tired.

It's okay to cry.

It's okay to admit you're overwhelmed.

And it's okay to tell someone, "Today, I'm not feeling my best."

As a 15-year lung cancer survivor, I've learned that being hopeful doesn't mean pretending everything is perfect.

**HOPE AND DIFFICULT EMOTIONS CAN EXIST TOGETHER.** 🤍

You can be grateful for another day and still feel exhausted.

You can have faith and still experience fear.

You can be proud of how far you've come and still need encouragement.

**NONE OF THOSE FEELINGS MAKE YOU WEAK.**

To everyone currently undergoing treatment, give yourself grace.

To the survivors adjusting to life after cancer, remember that healing and adjustment aren't always straightforward.

To the caregivers, your well-being matters, too.

And to the families grieving someone they love, there is no deadline for grief. 🕊️🤍

Today, I encourage you to be gentle with yourself.

Take a moment to rest when you can.

Reach out to someone you trust.

Celebrate what you're able to accomplish, even if it's something small.

And remember that you deserve compassion on your difficult days just as much as you do on your good ones.

🤍 **TUESDAY CHECK-IN:**

How are you feeling today?

💙 Encouraged
🤍 Taking things one day at a time
🙏🏽 Holding on to faith
🫂 Could use some support
🌷 Giving myself grace

Feel free to share an emoji or a few words.

**REMEMBER, HOPE FAMILY:**

**A DIFFICULT DAY DOES NOT DIMINISH YOUR WORTH, YOUR COURAGE, OR THE IMPORTANCE OF YOUR STORY.** 🤍

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.** 🤍

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

10/26/2026

🤍 **DAY 93 — MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY: IT'S NEVER TOO LATE FOR A NEW BEGINNING** 🤍

Good morning, Hope Family! ☀️🤍

**HAPPY MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY!** 🙌🏽

As we begin another week, I want to remind someone of something important.

**YOUR PAST DOES NOT HAVE TO LIMIT YOUR FUTURE.** 🤍

Sometimes life changes in ways we never expected.

A cancer diagnosis can interrupt plans, change priorities, and leave us wondering what the future will look like.

And even after treatment ends, adjusting to a new chapter can bring its own challenges.

As a **15-year lung cancer survivor**, I've learned that life doesn't always follow the path we imagined.

But I've also learned that our experiences can inspire us to discover new interests, pursue meaningful goals, and appreciate opportunities we may have once overlooked.

Fifteen years ago, my greatest hope was to be here to watch my three children grow up.

Today, I've had the blessing of watching them become adults, becoming a grandmother, earning my college degree, and continuing to pursue new dreams. 🥹🤍

And guess what?

**I'M NOT FINISHED DREAMING!!!** 🤍

I still have goals.

I still have things I want to accomplish.

And I still believe there are meaningful chapters ahead.

But I also recognize that everyone's journey is different.

Some people are rebuilding their strength.

Some are learning to adjust to changes in their health.

Some are navigating ongoing treatment.

And some are simply trying to get through today.

**WHATEVER YOUR JOURNEY LOOKS LIKE, YOUR LIFE HAS VALUE RIGHT NOW.** 🤍

You don't have to accomplish something extraordinary to prove your worth.

You don't have to compare your progress to anyone else's.

And you don't have to rush into a new chapter before you're ready.

Sometimes a new beginning is pursuing a dream.

Sometimes it's reconnecting with someone you love.

Sometimes it's learning something new.

And sometimes it's simply giving yourself permission to rest.

**EVERY MEANINGFUL STEP COUNTS.** 🤍

As we begin this Monday, I encourage you to think about something that brings you joy, purpose, or peace.

You deserve moments that remind you there is more to your identity than the challenges you've faced.

🤍 **MONDAY REFLECTION:**

Is there a dream, goal, or activity you've been thinking about pursuing?

I'd love to hear what you're looking forward to!

Remember, Hope Family:

**I DIDN'T LET CANCER DEFINE ME, AND I'M STILL WRITING MY STORY.** 🤍

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.** 🤍

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

10/25/2026

🤍 **DAY 92 — SUNDAY HOPE: THERE IS STILL BEAUTY AHEAD** 🤍

Good morning, Hope Family! ☀️🤍

**HAPPY SUNDAY!** 🙏🏽🤍

Today, I want to share a reminder that has become especially meaningful to me.

**YOUR STORY IS STILL UNFOLDING.** 🤍

Sometimes life takes us down a road we never expected.

A cancer diagnosis.

A difficult treatment.

An unexpected setback.

Or a season of uncertainty that leaves us wondering what tomorrow will bring.

During those moments, it can be difficult to imagine what life might look like beyond our current circumstances.

As a 15-year lung cancer survivor, I understand how much a diagnosis can change your perspective.

When I was fighting for my life, my children were only 13, 6, and 4 years old.

I wanted the opportunity to watch them grow up.

I wanted to celebrate their milestones.

I wanted more time to make memories with the people I loved.

And today, I am grateful for the moments I've been able to experience.

I've watched my children grow into adults.

I've become a grandmother.

I've celebrated accomplishments, discovered new dreams, and found new ways to encourage others. 🤍

**THERE HAVE BEEN BEAUTIFUL CHAPTERS I COULDN'T HAVE IMAGINED BACK THEN.** 🥹

But I also recognize that every cancer journey is different.

Some people are navigating treatment.

Some are living with ongoing uncertainty.

Some are adjusting to life after cancer.

And some families are learning to live with the absence of someone they deeply love. 🕊️

Whatever chapter you're in, your feelings matter.

You don't have to pretend every day is easy.

And you don't have to have all the answers about tomorrow.

Sometimes hope is simply allowing yourself to recognize a meaningful moment today.

A conversation.

A smile.

A quiet morning.

A loving embrace.

A reason to be grateful.

**SMALL MOMENTS CAN HOLD GREAT MEANING.** 🤍

As we begin another week, I pray for comfort for those who are hurting, strength for those facing difficult decisions, and peace for those carrying heavy emotions. 🙏🏽

🤍 **SUNDAY REFLECTION:**

What is one thing you're looking forward to, whether it's something big or something small?

I'd love for us to share a little hope with one another today.

Remember, Hope Family:

**YOUR LIFE IS MORE THAN THE CHALLENGES YOU FACE. YOUR STORY MATTERS.** 🤍

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.**

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

10/24/2026

🤍 **DAY 91 — THE MOMENTS THAT MATTER MOST** 🤍

Good morning, Hope Family! ☀️🤍

**HAPPY SATURDAY!** 🤍

Today, I want to talk about something that has become especially meaningful to me throughout my journey as a 15-year lung cancer survivor.

**THE GIFT OF MAKING MEMORIES.** ❤️

When you're facing a life-threatening illness, your perspective on life can change.

Things that once seemed ordinary can become extraordinary.

A birthday celebration.

A family dinner.

A graduation.

A hug from someone you love.

Or simply waking up and having another opportunity to make a memory.

When I was diagnosed with lung cancer, my three children were only **13, 6, and 4 years old.**

I was fighting for my life while trying to protect them from the seriousness of my illness.

And through those difficult moments, my children gave me something incredibly powerful.

**A REASON TO KEEP FIGHTING.** 🤍

I wanted to watch them grow up.

I wanted to celebrate their milestones.

I wanted to be present for the moments that mattered.

Today, 15 years later, I am grateful that I've had the opportunity to watch my children grow into adults.

And one of my greatest blessings has been becoming a grandmother and watching my grandson grow. 🥹❤️

Those are moments I treasure.

My journey has taught me that life isn't only about the big accomplishments.

Sometimes the greatest blessings are the everyday moments we share with the people we love.

To those currently facing cancer, I know every journey is different, and uncertainty can be frightening.

To the caregivers and families, your love and presence matter more than you may realize.

And to those remembering loved ones who are no longer here, may the memories you shared continue to bring comfort. 🕊️🤍

Today, I encourage everyone to appreciate the moments that bring meaning to your life.

Take the picture.

Make the phone call.

Say, "I love you."

Celebrate the small victories.

And when you can, make another beautiful memory. 🤍

**SATURDAY REFLECTION:** 🤍

What is one memory or milestone that you are especially grateful for?

I'd love to hear what makes life meaningful to you.

Remember, Hope Family:

**CANCER IS PART OF MY STORY, BUT IT DOES NOT DEFINE WHO I AM.**

And I still have memories to make, dreams to pursue, and life to celebrate! 🤍

**There Is Hope for Lung Cancer.**

*Hope. Faith. Community.*

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