LifeLung Journey. LifeLung Hope. LifeLung Resilence.
We’re Still in Bliss!
We’re still basking in the joy of our 3rd Annual LifeLung Walk and grateful for everyone who participated! Our recap video will be coming soon—stay tuned for all the amazing highlights.
Also, get excited—our 4th Annual Walk date will be announced soon! We can’t wait to see you there!
Join us as we continue our powerful LifeLung journey to bring about lung health advocacy, and action. Be a part of the commitment to help prevent lung disease and to ease the burden for people living with lung disease. Join us as we honor the memory of those we’ve lost and uplift those who need our support.
Donations will directly support families and individuals facing lung disease, while also helping us raise community awareness about this important issue.
A Recap of Our 2nd Annual LifeLung Walk Fundraising Triumph.
On behalf of the founders of LifeLung, we want to thank all of our participants, volunteers, and donors in the 2nd Annual LifeLung Walk! With their support, we joined over 200 people, raised over $14,000, and walked over 150 miles collectively.
Through the LifeLung Walk, our goal is to connect and help those diagnosed, at risk and the people who love them. We hope the walk not only offered everyone a platform to raise awareness and support for lung cancer and lung disease but also an opportunity to connect with others in our community and create lasting friendships.
Sincerely,
LifeLung Nonprofit
Fun Facts about Breathing, and Lungs.
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People who have a large lung capacity can send oxygen around their body faster. Increase your lung capacity with regular exercise. Some of the best cardio exercises to expand lung capacity are running, jogging, and swimming.
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If stretched out, the total surface area of lungs would be about the same size as half a tennis court. Also, the total length of the airways running through them is 1,500 miles. That's about the distance from Chicago to Las Vegas.
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Your left and right lungs aren’t exactly the same. The lung on the left side of your body is divided into two lobes. The lung on your right side is divided into three. The left lung is also slightly smaller, allowing room for your heart.
Hope is to our spirits what oxygen is to our lungs.
- Lewis B. Smedes
Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Email
info@lifelung.org
Phone
(832) 856 - 2212