… emotional effects of lung cancer on the spouse. Despite these … We encourage people not
to smoke...Thank God we quit 20 … , non-smoking spouses reported feelings of resentment and …

… lung cancer patients and their spouses, predictors of psychological distress for both, and
whether relationship satisfaction moderated the relation between patient and spouse distress. …

… symptoms in 120 spouses of people with lung cancer. Spouses completed questionnaires, …
These findings have implications for identifying spouses of individuals with lung cancer who …

… religious coping and depression in spouses of people with lung cancer, we addressed three
… Third, it is possible that people who are not depressed may not “need” religion and those …

… in lung cancer patients and their spouses. We were interested in this population because lung
cancer is not only the most prevalent cancer … sequelae than other cancer disease sites [20, …

… the partner/spouse. Such studies have shown that spouses of patients with lung cancer exhibit
… Families also contribute to maintaining the well-being of people with lung cancer through …

… In terms of relationship quality, while there was some evidence to suggest that the spouse
of the person with lung cancer seem to be particularly vulnerable to distress, 22, 40 strategies …

… lung cancer management has doubled the number of people … Abstract The spouse is affected
by lung cancer throughout the … This review explores lung cancer’s economic, social, sexual, …

… and their spouses [For purposes of clarity, we refer to the patients’ intimate partner as the
spouse, … to refer to the other person in the couple (ie, the patient’s partner is the spouse and the …

… in 138 spouses of lung cancer patients. After statistical control for cancer stage and …
However, an interaction effect of optimism with cancer stage emerged, indicating a negative …