Stories highlighting the importance of screening
Tanya
I had been having blood in my stool for about a year before my diagnosis. When I first noticed the blood, it was only small...
Stories highlighting the importance of screening
I had been having blood in my stool for about a year before my diagnosis. When I first noticed the blood, it was only small...
Even though I was well aware of our family history, I went through life trying to avoid thinking about it.
I’m getting back to feeling full of life after radiation, chemo & losing 60cm of my plumbing... your bum is worth getting checked.
I have a great appreciation for my scars – they’re beautiful proof that I am alive and I’m here.
'My advice is if you’re worried about your symptoms, even if they seem minor, see your GP'.
Dr Anne Mathieson is a 36-year old GP and bowel cancer survivor - offering a unique perspective as a medical advisor.
I went to the GP requesting a full check-up and specially requested a Bowel Screening Kit. The test came back positive. Read my story here.
If you’re concerned about your doctor’s diagnosis, keep going back or get a second opinion.
No one deserves to die of Bowel Cancer. Everyone deserves time, dignity and hope.
I personally think the biggest challenge in cancer is the mental battle, not the physical one.