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raising awareness and funds for Lung Cancer research
In less than two months, the United States Food and Drug Administration has approved seven new treatments for lung cancer, making major progress in the fight against the deadly disease.
The story of yEAHbestlife, featured in Lungevity’s “Tell me Something Good” blog (4/20)
In 2018, ALK Positive ran a campaign to raise funds for lung cancer research for which Erika raised $21,000. Dr. Lovly is one of the lung cancer researchers that won a grant from this campaign and this article is about a visit by lung cancer advocates, Erika included, to tour Dr. Lovly’s lab at Vanderbilt. (2/20)
In the 2019 ALK Positive fundraising campaign, Erika raised $33,000 for lung cancer research while the entire campaign raised over $1,000,000.
This picture is a before and after of Erika’s brain showing the effectiveness of Lorbrena. All of the dots in the left scan are cancer. The scan on the right is after 3 weeks on the drug and the cancer is virtually eliminated.
This medication was approved less than a year before Erika started treatment.
Story about Camp Kesem written by Erika and posted by Lungevity
When Erika was first diagnosed in 2017, this great group of friends put together a parody video of encouragement to show their support for her which continues to this day. (10/17)
