A true revelation for me was not so much the fact that I got a completely different assessment and action plan from a different expert. Yet it was interesting that he was working next door to the first surgeon, in the same hospital system. A true revelation for me was the specific reason how the second surgeon explained his prefeence to resect the tumor as soon as possible. He explained: “If we do not resect and let the tumor keep growing, however slowly it does grow, the risk of internal transformation of this type of tumor into a more aggressive “classic” lung cancer would become nearly certain. Whereas for other small lesions this risk is very small. So we have to remove the primary tumor.” This explanation was confirmed by another medical oncologist who also studied the behavior of this type of lung tumors. That explanation convinced us of a need to act quickly and to accept risks of surgical operation and general anesthesia.