Patient & Caregiver Stories

Behind every colorectal diagnosis is a human confronting the unthinkable. In our Champion Stories Hub, you’ll find colon cancer stories and rectal cancer stories. Fight CRC works to ensure nobody fights alone.

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Lori Rompolski

"Colonoscopies save lives. Please don't hesitate. Just keep going strong #KGS. Take care of yourself both physically and emotionally."

Rachel Meuser

"The worst part of getting screened is the prep, but it not that bad. The procedure itself is very easy. Early detection is key in this battle. Always find the good. Although my neuropathy has caused me my fingers and feet to go numb, I am still able to enjoy walks with my dog. Live your life to the fullest on the recovery weeks. NEVER GIVE UP!"

Kathryn Shipley

"I am a Nashville recording artist and Worship Leader, and my motto is: Keep Dancin' Keep Singin'"

Rebecca Taylor

"Do not hesitate to talk to your doctor and asked to be screened. It can save your life and is far better than having to endure surgery and treatments needed if you have advanced stage cancer."

Jessica Bishop

"The sooner you find out anything, the sooner you can attack it! Believe and talk to GOD. That is the only thing that has helped me."

Margaret Mullaney

"You know when something is wrong...you just know. Take action without delay, and you could very well save your own life."

Katlyn Rigney

"Please don’t be afraid to get tested. It’s really not that bad considering it could save your life. If I can get cancer at the age of 17 imagine how many other people who can or even someone younger."

Sylvia Martorell

"Early detection can save your life. I am a true testament to that, and I will keep spreading the awareness of how important it is to listen to your body. Never given to this monster of a disease keep fighting we are stronger than what we believe."

Wendi Neal

"Getting medical advice and screening is important, even if you have no symptoms. It can save your life. Remain hopeful and do what your medical professionals tell you. Seek a second opinion, if you are unsure."

Melissa Tkachuk

Carol Koch

"Don’t be shy or embarrassed to talk about colon and rectal cancer. It’s something everyone needs to be aware of and tested for. Early detection can save your life!"

Corinne Hernandez

"Please don't be afraid."

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