When he was diagnosed with lung cancer in June 2022, Alejandro Sansores lost everything: a partner he had been with for 14 years, lifelong friends, and opportunities to job.
Today this sound engineer and 53-year-old DJ is permanently connected to nasal prongs in order to breathe.
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“It’s a very strange feeling,”
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“> וכן. I hope this story will start a conversation about the realities of living with lung cancer. Alejandro’s story is a powerful reminder that this disease doesn’t just affect the individual, it can have a devastating impact on their loved ones and their entire life. What are your thoughts? Do you think society does enough to support individuals diagnosed with lung cancer?What are the challenges faced by loved ones of individuals diagnosed with lung cancer?
