Mark Walz 
TOPS in Lexington and TOPS in Louisville feature two Kentucky lung cancer survivors in their October 2020 issue. Leah and Lindi had never met until Leah’s lung cancer diagnosis caught Lindi’s attention through a mutual friend. They have since bonded over their own personal situations and the advocacy they, and so many other survivors, strive … Read more
Breath of Hope Kentucky donates $12,000 to UK HealthCare from their Unite to Fight Campaign and Event. Because of the success of the 2019 Inaugural Unite to Fight Event and Campaign to support lung cancer in Kentucky our organization donated a generous portion of our net profits to the Kentucky LEADS Collaborative and the UK … Read more
Preparations for the Inaugural 2019 Unite To Fight event could not be possible without the dedicated volunteers who are gave of their time to work at the event. Two weeks prior to the event some of the volunteers gathered at Lindi’s home to understand more about the layout for the evening and find out what … Read more
Breath of Hope KY and Protect Environmental team up for radon and lung cancer awareness in the December issue of TOPS in Lexington.
Lindi interviews with Joann Dickerson from WHAS11’s Great Day Live segment during Lung Cancer Awareness month.
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November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and according to the American Lung Association, Kentucky leads the country in the number of cases. A Lexington woman, and lung cancer survivor herself, is now doing her part to change that.
TOPS in Lexington October 2020 issue features Lindi Campbell and her story living with lung cancer.
Lindi speaks to Barbara Bailey with WKYT during National Radon Action Month to talk about the dangers of radon exposure and it’s link to lung cancer.
After being diagnosed with lung cancer, Lindi Campbell founded her own nonprofit to fight the disease, Breath of Hope Kentucky, Inc.
Lindi shows Sarah Pannell on WTVQ’s Mom to Mom segment just how easy it is to test your home for radon. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers. It is important you test your home for radon.