Women who join her all share a common bond. They all have stage 4 lung cancer. Living with stage 4 cancer means that you have, you know, a bomb strapped to your chest and it could go off at anytime. It all started five years ago when she got a call from her doctor. But i remember vividly he called me while we were out having dinner and left a voicemail. Before she knew it, vicki was sitting in an oncologists office. The word cancer comes out of the doctors mouth, so thats kind of not good. Vicki never smoked a day in her life, but yet this 48yearold mother of two has stage 4 lung cancer. I was asking them. Im like okay, so how long is treatment and when are we done with this and no one had told me up until then that it was stage 4. So it was incurable and so, you know, i basically have to live with this condition the rest of my life and the best Case Scenario is that i live with this condition the rest of my life. Vicki is now 53 and the treatments have been brutal. Theyve given her hi