Steve's story | Bowel Cancer UK
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2023
- "I won the lottery when that box fell through the door because without it, doesn't bear thinking about, so very, very lucky to have done that test, so please do yours."
Steve received a faecal immunochemical test (FIT) in the post on his 58th birthday. He was diagnosed stage 3 bowel cancer in November 2022. This is his story.
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Wishing you all the best going forward, take care x
Had Stage 3 bowel cancer in 2005. Have a colonscopy every 3 years and have polyps removed. Your positive attitude is great so wish you a long and happy life !
Thank you for sharing your experience. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you need any information or support. We're wishing you all the best💛
hi there exactly the same with my husband with his fit test through the door. his only symptom was fatigue. stage 3 bowel cancer ...
I find myself scanning RUclips videos now looking for answers. I stumbled across yours. I had my colonoscopy yesterday after my positive fit test of 400.
It was a fast track through the Gp as I have quite severe anaemia, but no bleeding that is noticeable.
I’m a bit sore in places after the colonoscopy as they took quite a few polyps for biopsy . I’m in limbo stage now, not quite knowing whether I’ve been lucky or not.
I have seen your video I feel slightly more confident in the success rate of treating bowel cancer, so I can go forward with a slightly more positive outlook . Thank you
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