You aren’t in this alone. Read how colon cancer has impacted others.
Learn more below about Becky Callahan, our featured Survivor Spotlight for December. Becky shares more about her personal experience with colon cancer, her advice for others, and more! Continue reading
Want to know why we do what we do? You’ll definitely want to hear these stories.
We may have been 46 years apart in age, but Susie and I were really close. Nothing could separate us. Until colon cancer did. My friend Susie passed away last month after a long fight with this cancer. I’ve started making … Continue reading
THIS IS RICK BARNEY’S STORY. RICK CALLS IT BORING.
WE CALL IT AMAZING. THIS IS THE KIND OF STORY WE LOVE – THE STORY OF ON-TIME SCREENING.
HERE’S WHAT HAPPENED WHEN RICK GOT SCREENED AT AGE 50. Continue reading
Learn more about Caleb, and read his advice for fighters, survivors, and their family members and caregivers here! Continue reading
Learn more about our September Volunteer of the Month, Jessica Poynter! Jessica kicks butt in so many ways, and we are so thankful for her! Learn more about Jessica here, including what her guilty pleasure is! Continue reading
Just two years after conquering late-stage colon cancer, retired Louisville firefighter Caleb Payne has accomplished another amazing feat: hiking the Appalachian Trail. Earlier this month, Payne stood on the summit of Mount Katadin in Maine wearing his “Survivor” t-shirt, … Continue reading
Did you miss any of our three fabulous premiere Catching a Killer: Colon Cancer in the Bluegrass? Then boy, do we have news for you! The documentary is currently airing on KET channels throughout Kentucky, and its prime time premiere … Continue reading
Why do smiling poop emoji’s exist?
Comedian Dane Cook said it’s a favorite of women everywhere: “Coffee cup coffee cup equals poop poop!”
But really, I think it exists solely for my sister who one day each year gets the opportunity to channel her junior high self and giggle as she fills my cell with line after line of them. Colonoscopy prep day. Continue reading
“My story begins in December, when I started having abdominal pains, which was my one and only symptom.
They first appeared after a long night of “celebration.” I thought it was just part of a hangover, and I remember thinking to myself, “I’m getting old because my hangovers are getting worse!” Continue reading
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