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March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Riley is an inspiration and a beacon of Hope for anyone affected by Colorectal Cancer. Powerful words she shares to help others:"I know God gives you anything you can handle. Lord I'm strong and I'll continue to fight and prove to you, but I really need a light or some sort of hope. I'm feeling lost and scared right now. Please shed some of your light and strength on Monday. 11 years ago I posted this. 11 years ago I was told "unfortunately, pathology came back showing cancer" as I stared in disbelief at this random hospitalist at PRMC in Clovis, NM. The armpit of America, town. By myself, 24 years old and 17 weeks pregnant. The father of the baby- James deployed and my parents at work. This stranger, told me I have cancer, then left the room. You hear people talk about the walls caving in or getting tunnel vision. Although I have understood and could picture what they said, I was lacking the feeling that comes with that. The emotional part that comes with those walls closing in around you. So many of you know my story, I'm not quiet about it. I am very open and advocate for getting screened. I leave emotion out a lot and not because I'm ashamed or don't want to be vulnerable, but because I don't want my messaged ignored out of someone feeling sorry for me. Please don't ever feel sorry for me. I am thankful for my diagnosis because I know how many people have told me they got screened because of me and polyps/cancer was found and removed before treatment was even needed. That is why I share my story and talk ALL. THE. TIME about having cancer. This is the MOST preventable disease and had I known my family history at the time, it could've made a difference for my diagnosis."##marchiscolorectalcancerawarenessmonth #colorectalcancer #awareness #diagnosedwhilepregnant #sayyestohope #ifcancerspreads #march13thisnationalmetastaticcolorectalcancerawarenessday #thereishope #stage4needsmore ... See MoreSee Less

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Say Yes to Hope exists to support, educate, and amplify voices across the metastatic cancer community.Because EVERY cancer patient deserves care, clarity, and compassion!Do you agree? 💜 and reshare this post if you do!Visit our website to learn more or to partner with us to help people impacted by metastatic cancer!!www.sayyestohope.org#friendsforthejourney #MultidisciplinaryTeam #teamwork #GiveHope #FindingHope #Cancer #hope #caregiving #caregiving #Roadmap #ifcancerspreads #nonprofit #metastaticcommunity #cancercommunity #patientcare #livingwithcancer ... See MoreSee Less

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March is is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, focusing on rising rates in adults under 50, with over 55,000 deaths projected in the U.S. this year. Key initiatives include early screening starting at age 45. Melinda was diagnosed at age 37 with Stage IV colon cancer - 22 years ago!. 20 years ago she had a reoccurrence. With the right treatment and her courage, she was able to beat it. But you CAN'T get the right treatment if you don't know you have it - so GET CHECKED! A colonoscopy is a lot more convenient than colon#marchiscolorectalcanceraearenessmonthe#colorectalcancerc#ifcancerspreadsc#colonoscopyo#GetCheckedg#SayYEStoHopeyyestohope ... See MoreSee Less

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