Colon Cancer Symptoms That You Should Watch For

This woman is truly remarkable. She is dealing with her own health issues, yet selflessly advocating and caring about the well being of others. She is an inspiration. Thank you for making this video.

there is no better advice than from someone who's been there.

I had Colorectal Cancer, Stage 3, the symptoms were there, I was diagnosed with it when the bowel movements became difficult, they found a tumor, between the size of a tennis ball & Baseball. They did a " Hemi- Collectomy ", removing the Tumor & several feet of bowels, then re-connected the bowels. Prior to surgery my symptoms were frequent bowel movements movements that were sometimes difficult, but I went for an exam & they kept me & did the surgery the next day. I have been fine since then, & so grateful 🙏 to the Drs.

Grateful for your candour and examples. No one should be reluctant to discuss these things. We are all adults reading this and we all poop. Knowing and discussing can save lives. I think we can all agree dying is worse than embarrassment.

no one likes to talk about this or hear this BUT it's so important, thanks for telling us. Side note, you have a good presentation style, easy to hear and easy to understand.

It is criminal what they are allowed to put in our food!

Doctors refused to listen. Doctor after doctor after specialist

I had colon rectal cancer 2001 doctors gave me 18 months to live because the cancer spread to my liver I didn't know it was colon rectal cancer until i started bleeding The only thing i had has my lower back and my legs hurt really bad i just couldn't sleep for the pain After i had surgery and radiation I found my back and legs stop hurting so i asked the doctors about that and he o yes you're legs and back can because we have nerves that goes from you're legs to your back and legs I can tell you im still here gavin GOD the Glory and honor Prayer changed all things Doctors said i like to have u on my prayer team

I like the way you used candy to demonstrate how your stool looked. Very clever! I appreciate your candor. Another tip: follow the current guidelines on getting your screening colonoscopies. I did. At the time, 50 was the recommended age to start. I had one at 50 and it was all clear, no polyps. So my next one was at age 60 where a very small polyp was found. Turned out to be stage 1 rectal cancer. Thankfully surgery was the only treatment I needed, no chemo or radiation. I was so grateful I didn't procrastinate (and I have very good health insurance) about getting that colonoscopy because I had NO symptoms that would have otherwise sent me to the doctor. Years earlier, when my dad was 80, he was also diagnosed with stage 1 colon cancer. He is still with us at age 93, living independently.

God bless you, and I pray you have been completely healed of cancer!

I just lost my brother from colon cancer, he was 48. Diagnosed stage 4 at age 46. No symptoms except a bit of fatigue, until he started pooping blood. He was very fit, healthy, didn’t smoke or drink.

I also had colon cancer age 20 had all the same symptoms same as you and when I went to the bathroom it was very painful would not wish the pain not even on my worst enemy age 30 now and well thanks to God

I am having problems thank God for her having a place to discuss this uncomfortable topic. Thank you ❤

You are an Angel for taking the time, and allowing yourself to be so vulnerable, in order to keep others informed. I am glad to see you doing so well. Continued good health to you - thank you ☺️

THANK YOU....ALSO A CANCER SURVIVOR........THIS MESSAGE IS GREAT

Thanks for this really important message! I'm sure you have helped many people with this. Hope you are doing well now.

I truly believe that this video is going to save lives. Thank You for sharing . Healing prayers are being sent your way.❤

Thank you so much to care enough about other people to share your story. Your a blessing.

Thank you for sharing your story. It’s really important information. I’m hearing of younger people getting this too. Im glad you’re doing much better

Thank you for opening up about something really personal to you to try and help others.