You aren’t in this alone. Read how colon cancer has impacted others.
We are thrilled to share that our new 30-minute documentary, Catching a Killer, is premiering on KET in August. To celebrate, we are throwing some FREE premiere parties across the state – all presented by KentuckyOne Health – and we want … Continue reading
This is Lisa. She ran her first mini-marathon on April 26 through the cold and rain in honor of a friend and coworker who was diagnosed last year with colon cancer. She also raised $1,400 in honor of him. Lisa had trained … Continue reading
Colon cancer survivor Caleb Payne is on a seven month journey along the oldest mountain range in the world, the Appalachian Mountains. During his 2,190-mile hike, he is raising awareness and funds to stop colon cancer, the No. 2 cancer … Continue reading
It was a mild breezy spring day in 2013. I had just hit a tee shot down the left hand side of #1, which made a fortunate bounce into the fairway, leaving me a short iron from the green. The … Continue reading
In April 2006, Roy Potts went to have his annual physical for SEC Football Officiating. During the physical, the doctor found a trace of blood in his stool sample; the doctor didn’t think it was anything since his blood work … Continue reading
“My name is Susan Record and I’m 52 years old, married with two grown children. My parents are still living and I have two sisters, one older and one younger. My family is very close and my sisters and I … Continue reading
“Off and on through most of my adult life, I thought I had hemorrhoids, or something related. In 2006, at the age of 52, I went to Dr. Wayne Tuckson. He did a colonoscopy, and found I had stage 4 … Continue reading
“I was diagnosed with Stage III Colon Cancer on June 10, 2013 at the age of 43. This day changed my life forever. I didn’t have any symptoms. I went to the doctor on June 5, 2013. My sister, Sara, … Continue reading
“My name is Kristi and I am a Stage IIIB Colorectal Cancer survivor. I am 47 years old, married and have one, beautiful 22 year old daughter. Born and raised, and still a resident of Chattanooga, TN, I was blessed … Continue reading
“In August of 2005, on her 36th birthday, my Aunt Lisa Mason was diagnosed with colon cancer. Because she was so young no one even thought of colon cancer as a possibility and with no history in our family it … Continue reading
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