Health issues and CDL physical exams

I have worked in the commercial glass industry in Colorado for over 25 years, but a little over a month ago I was diagnosed with BAC lung cancer. I do not smoke and it is not caused by anything but bad luck. They had to remove my right lung completely and I am now going through 4 doses of chemo to make sure hopefully it never returns.
I have been forced to move from Colorado Springs (6000' - 7000' altitude) to where I grew up in southern Wisconsin (600' altitude) in order to breathe at all.
My question is the DOT CDL physical exams required to get a licsense to drive truck. Does anyone know if as long as I am healthy in every other aspect, if I would be turned down because I had a lung removed?
I have been told it will take roughly 6 months for my other lung to adapt and carry the job of both lungs so I think by fall I will be able to do most of the things I used to do. I will never be able to do what I have done in the glass industry and to be honest, I don't want to anymore anyway. I think I could find a job in the trucking industry that does not require loading/unloading and I can live the rest of my life (I'm 53) being an active member of society.

Any thoughts?