Adrian Cook
Patient/Survivor |
Colon - Stage II |
Age at Diagnosis:
I was diagnosed with stage 2 colorectal cancer in May 2020. In 2019, I began to experience unexplained weight loss and consistent blood in my stool. I dismissed it for months and blamed it on stress from my job and poor eating habits. In April 2020, I scheduled a colonoscopy. Afterward, I was told that a large mass was found and it was in fact cancer. It was removed in June, and I started chemo in July. My nurses and doctor have been great in keeping me positive.
Adrian Cook
Patient/Survivor |
Colon - Stage II |
Age at Diagnosis:
I was diagnosed with stage 2 colorectal cancer in May 2020. In 2019, I began to experience unexplained weight loss and consistent blood in my stool. I dismissed it for months and blamed it on stress from my job and poor eating habits. In April 2020, I scheduled a colonoscopy. Afterward, I was told that a large mass was found and it was in fact cancer. It was removed in June, and I started chemo in July. My nurses and doctor have been great in keeping me positive.
"Keep a strong core of loved ones around you. Stay positive as much as possible. Don't rush recovery and be patient with the entire process."
Adrian Cook
Patient/Survivor |
Colon - Stage II |
Age at Diagnosis:
I was diagnosed with stage 2 colorectal cancer in May 2020. In 2019, I began to experience unexplained weight loss and consistent blood in my stool. I dismissed it for months and blamed it on stress from my job and poor eating habits. In April 2020, I scheduled a colonoscopy. Afterward, I was told that a large mass was found and it was in fact cancer. It was removed in June, and I started chemo in July. My nurses and doctor have been great in keeping me positive.
"Keep a strong core of loved ones around you. Stay positive as much as possible. Don't rush recovery and be patient with the entire process."
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