There are mixed pained feelings when someone gets diagnosed with lung cancer. Feelings of being afraid, confused and what to do next are expected to happen. In fact, people generally surf through the internet to know as much as they can about the disease. Now, the American Lung Association has come up for help by providing free reliable information online and through Lung Cancer Helpline.

Getting connected with such a reputable organization would be a great start. The information provided is accurate and framed in such a way that it is quite easy to understand. In order to ensure the same, the information is reviewed by a team of medical and health education specialists.

It can be understood that no one has time to go through number of pages. Therefore, it offers two specific resources, which provide you what exactly is required at the time of diagnosis. The Lung Cancer Action Guide has a drop down menu and you can easily select what is required at the moment.

There are many things about which patients are unaware of. In that situation, the guide is the best thing to refer to. In order to get the care one desire requires patient to be empowered and educated. For which, the guide will prove extremely useful.

Not only this, there is a helpline number as well, 1-844-ALA-LUNG (1-844-252-5864), where one can make a call to share his lung cancer journey, have a word with experts at the American Lung Association.