Happy Colon Cancer Awareness Month! As a way to help bring even more awareness to the disease and why getting checked is so incredibly important, I’ve decided to dedicate every post in March to colon cancer awareness. But instead of telling you to get your colonoscopy, check your poop and know your family history, I thought I’d give you real, practical reasons about why you want to stay on top of your colon health. Take it from me, prevent it while you can.
Reason #1
You’ll never save money on cheap toilet paper ever again. Most colon cancer patients are sent into surgery to remove the section of colon containing the cancer. Once you’ve had part of your colon removed, your bathroom trips double, triple or more. After awhile, you get tired of the raw bum because the sandpaper stuff just isn’t cutting it. You’ll switch to the good stuff and never return again, saving your bum in the process but kissing your economical spending goodbye.
In honor of the Super Bowl, I thought we’d have a little competition of our own! This is a topic very near and dear to my heart. Take a second and play along!
RT @LatashaMorrison: People are truly out here comparing mask wearing and Covid restrictions to slavery. This is exactly why we must teach… 2 hours ago
RT @chuckdegroat: Listen to your body.
Rest. Eat and drink well and wisely. Do body scans. Take walks. Read Psalms. Take naps. Sip tea. E… 2 hours ago
RT @ReeseFCRC: Framework for thinking about biological mechanisms in #EAOCRC. Could it be the same disease, just in younger populations? Is… 14 hours ago
RT @cure_magazine: Don't forget: Our next #CureConnect Tweet Chat about Living with Cancer is happening this Thursday, 9/24, at 1PM EST! Jo… 1 day ago
