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- Meet volunteer Director Walter Huebert, who helps Penticton strive for better lung health
- Meet Diana, a COPD patient who dances to keep moving
- Meet Les, who learned that dealing with lung disease is a journey
- Meet a newer Director Jacqui Brinkman, who's had a longtime interest in lung health
- BC Lung Association cautions against wood-burning and urges cleaner alternatives for winter heat
- Out of breath? Don’t ignore the signs
- Families affected by asthma urged to update asthma action plans for back to school season
- For lung patient Mike, it's all about living life to the fullest!
- Meet RT-in-training Tiaura-Lee Jenkins, a BC Lung Assocation bursary recipient
- No matter the health challenge, Lynn’s motto: Never, ever give up.
- Our 35th annual ride in support of the 1 in 5. Thank you Trekkers!
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