Say YES to HOPE

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Clinical trials are opening doors that didn’t exist just a few years ago.Research works because patients participate.Advocacy works because voices speak up.Progress happens because we refuse to give up.Hope is not passive. It’s powered by action.Stay informed. Ask questions. Explore options.www.sayyestohope.org#CancerResearch #Immunotherapy #ClinicalTrials #AdvocacyInAction #MetastaticMatters #ColonCancerAwareness #help #PatientEducation #survivor #CancerSupport #march #knowledgeispower #CommunityMatters #SayYEStoHope #CommunityStrong #AwarenessMatters ... See MoreSee Less

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Say YES to HOPE

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Just 2 Days Until National Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Awareness Day!Research is creating new hope for metastatic colorectal cancer patients.Innovations in targeted therapy, immunotherapy, and precision medicine are transforming what is possible.But progress requires continued awareness, research funding, and advocacy.Together we push forward.#ResearchMatters#metastaticcrc #MetastaticMatters ##march13thisnationalmcrcawarenessday ##march13awareness #SayYEStoHope ... See MoreSee Less

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Say YES to HOPE

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Say YES to the TuTu Challenge!Sometimes advocacy looks serious.Sometimes it looks like a grown man in a tutu.Because raising awareness for colorectal cancer should also bring joy, courage, and community.Put on a tutu.Snap a photo.Share it with #TuTuChallenge and help us raise awareness for colorectal cancer.Let’s make advocacy fun — and impossible to ignore. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less

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Say YES to HOPE

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March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month!Here is Suzanne Martin's story!"When I went to the hospital, bent over with an awful stomach ache, a stage 4 CRC diagnosis was the furthest thing from my mind. I had a foot of my colon removed and double digit lymph nodes removed. I also had mets in my pelvis. That diagnosis was made on January 1, 2015; and I was told I had 2 years to live and they would try very hard to get me to 5 years. I went through radiation, what seemed like hundreds of rounds of chemotherapy, when my liver decided to join the party I had 1/3 of that removed, I had lots of infections and had to take IV antibiotics, I was in liver failure.Next, I had Sirspheres in my liver and more chemotherapy. My oncologist called me at the end of 2015 to let me know that I had no cancer anywhere in my body, which he said was a Christmas miracle. On January 1, 2017, I celebrated the passing of my expiration date!! My miraculous journey gave me the opportunity to marry the live of my life, my muscle man, Mac, and to purchase enjoy my shiny muscle Mustang! My mantra - never ever ever give up hope!!#marchiscolorectalcanceraearenessmonth #colorectalcancer #ifcancerspreads #sirspheres #MetastaticMatters #multidisciplinary #InterventionalRadiology #surgicaloncologist #medicaloncologist #radiationoncologist #shareyourstory #cancerwarriors #LiftYourVoice #sayyestohope ... See MoreSee Less

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