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You can find lung cancer support groups through organizations like the American Lung Association, which offers an online community on Inspire.com, and LUNGevity and GO2 for Lung Cancer, which host large online support communities and personalized Facebook groups. Other resources include CancerCare's password-protected online support groups and local options like Better Breathers Clubs and the American Cancer Society's programs. Online Support

• American Lung Association:Provides a free, nationwide online community on Inspire.com for patients and caregivers to connect and share experiences, and offers a mentor program through Lung.org/cancer-mentor. 
• LUNGevity:Hosts the largest online lung cancer support network with a message board, Facebook groups, and specific gateways for different lung cancer types and mutations. 
• CancerCare:Offers password-protected, online support groups led by oncology social workers for patients and caregivers in the U.S. to share experiences and resources. 
• Inspire:A partner of the American Lung Association, providing a platform for people with lung cancer to connect with others, find mentors, and learn from peers. 
• BeLUNG Here:A website developed with patients and survivors to provide educational and emotional support through storytelling and information.