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10 years. One incredible legacy. Jen Ganser-Bridges and her son recently completed the 10th Annual Climb for a Cure in honor of her husband, Chris Ganser, who was a co-founder of the climb and a dedicated advocate for the #colorectalcancer community. Climbing together, they carried his spirit, remembered his strength, and honored his life—fighting for more time for others.💙
Back-to-school season can be challenging—especially when your parent is facing cancer. Fight CRC advocate, Caroline, was in sixth grade when her dad was diagnosed with stage III rectal cancer. She's sharing three tips that helped her balance school, and her emotions during a time that felt anything but normal. Her hope? To help other kids feel a little less alone. 💙
Drumroll please... 🥁🥁🥁 We're excited to introduce our 2025 Research Advocates (RATS)! Through our RATS program, these advocates gain hands-on training in #colorectalcancer research and use their knowledge to make a real impact—serving on panels, shaping studies, and helping connect patients to clinical trials. Say hello to this incredible group in the comments! 💙
"You are not alone. It's cliché, but try to take one day at a time." – Pete Di Stefano (@vuukevich) When Pete turned 45, he went in for his routine colonoscopy—just like the guidelines recommend for people at average risk. That decision likely saved his life. Doctors found a 3 cm mass on his transverse colon and diagnosed him with stage IIIb colon cancer. Looking back, Pete says he missed the silent symptom of anemia. He had surgery to remove the tumor, followed by three months of FOLFOX chemotherapy. Chemo tested him—physically and mentally. After treatment, Pete committed to raising awareness about early screening. He's sharing his story so others know what to look for—and what's possible. Your story can do the same. If you've faced #colorectalcancer, consider sharing your experience. It could help someone feel seen, take action, or know they're not alone. 💙: Link in bio