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Substance Use and Lung Transplant: Facts, Honesty, and Healing
Alongside the extraordinary circumstances of living with a lung transplant, recipients experience many of the same joys and struggles as …
The Lung Transplant Foundation Mentorship Program is named in honor of Joseph (Joe) J. Carter. Join Janice Sutton, Lung Transplant Foundation Mentorship Program Manager and Shari Carter, Wife of Joseph Carter for this session highlighting the Lung Transplant Foundation Mentorship Program, which provides vital peer-to-peer support for the lung transplant community and their caregivers. Attendees will gain insight into how the program connects individuals navigating the transplant process, offering emotional support, guidance, and shared experiences no matter what part of the transplant journey you are on. Current mentors and mentees will share personal stories and discuss the impact of these relationships on coping with the complexities of the disease. This Strength in Community session will emphasize the importance of community, mutual understanding, and empowerment through connection, offering valuable resources for anyone impacted by BOS or lung transplantation.
Alongside the extraordinary circumstances of living with a lung transplant, recipients experience many of the same joys and struggles as …
Caregivers are often the behind-the-scenes heroes of the transplant journey. Across the United States, roughly 44 million Americans provide unpaid …
Receiving a lung transplant is a transformative, life-saving event. For individuals who faced late-stage lung disease, a successful transplant offers …
Creating a world where all lung transplant patients live long, healthy lives.
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