Kristi Key+FollowColon Cancer at 37? Docs Missed the SignsImagine being super healthy—green smoothies, yoga, the works—and still getting diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer at 37. That’s what happened to Mohammad Samad, who was misdiagnosed for months with IBS and stress. Turns out, colon cancer symptoms can totally mimic other stuff, especially in younger people. His story is a wild reminder: trust your gut (literally), push for tests, and don’t let anyone tell you you’re “too young” for cancer. Early checks save lives! #Health #BodyHealth #ColonCancerAwareness00Share
April Anderson+FollowColon Cancer Is Hitting Young Adults HardDid you know colon cancer is now the #1 cancer killer for Americans under 50? It’s not just an “old person’s disease” anymore—cases are rising fast in younger adults, and it’s often more aggressive. Docs aren’t sure why, but things like diet, lifestyle, and missed warning signs might be to blame. If you’re near 45, don’t skip that screening, and if you have weird symptoms, push for answers. This is one health trend we can’t ignore. #Health #BodyHealth #ColonCancerAwareness01Share
rachel60+FollowYoung woman’s colon cancer shock: Why symptoms matterPersistent bloating and blood in her stool changed everything for 26-year-old Mariana Tata. What started as what she thought were minor issues turned out to be stage 4 colon cancer, forcing her to rethink her future, finances, and plans for a family. Her story is a wake-up call—colon cancer is rising among young adults, and symptoms like rectal bleeding shouldn’t be brushed off. Mariana’s advice: trust your gut, push for answers, and don’t hesitate to seek a second opinion. How do you advocate for your health when something feels off? #Health #BodyHealth #ColonCancerAwareness130Share
April Anderson+FollowWhen Bloating Isn’t Just BloatingMariana Tata, 26, thought her bloating and rectal bleeding were just annoying period or GI issues—turns out, it was stage 4 colon cancer. She lost her ability to have biological kids and is now juggling chemo, bills, and life plans that totally changed overnight. Her advice? Don’t brush off weird symptoms, and always push for answers. Sometimes, what seems minor is actually huge. Wild, right? #Health #BodyHealth #ColonCancerAwareness01Share
john24+FollowWould You Sit on a Poop Stool?Colon cancer awareness just got a wild makeover! Georgia CORE’s new campaign features bar stools that literally look like colorful poop, all designed by artist Julian Scalia. The point? To get people talking about their bowel habits and not ignore weird changes—because catching colon cancer early can save lives. If your bathroom visits look off, don’t brush it off. These stools are impossible to ignore, and so are the symptoms! #Health #BodyHealth #ColonCancerAwareness20Share
Ryan Lewis+FollowColon Cancer Risks You Didn’t See ComingColon cancer isn’t just an older person’s worry anymore—more people under 50 are getting it. A top colorectal surgeon just dropped her five habits to avoid: skip the bacon and deli meats, don’t char your steak, go easy on antibiotics, cut back on ultra-processed foods, and maybe rethink that daily alcohol mouthwash. Bonus: more plant-based meals are good for your gut AND the planet. Time to swap that burger for a bean bowl? #Health #BodyHealth #ColonCancerAwareness01Share
April Anderson+FollowColon Cancer: The Screening ScoopDid you know colon cancer rates have dropped since the '80s? It’s mostly because more people are getting screened and making healthier choices. If you’re 45 or older, it’s time to think about getting checked—even if you feel fine. There are easy stool tests and the classic colonoscopy, so you’ve got options. Plus, over half of cases are linked to things you can actually change, like diet and smoking. Who knew prevention could be this doable? #Health #BodyHealth #ColonCancerAwareness20Share
Joseph Bradley+FollowCleveland runner beats colon cancer at 31A 31-year-old Cleveland marathoner, Katelyn Jonozzo, thought her severe bloating was just a stomach bug—but it turned out to be stage 3 colon cancer. After emergency surgery, chemo, and months of recovery, she’s now cancer-free and training for her next race. Her story is a wake-up call: colon cancer can strike young, and symptoms are easy to miss. Early screening saves lives, even for those under 45. Have you or someone you know faced a similar health scare? Let’s talk about how we can look out for each other and push for better awareness. #Health #BodyHealth #ColonCancerAwareness30Share
