April is Bowel Cancer awareness month: this is my story

In 2006, and again in 2018, I was diagnosed with #BowelCancer, aka #Colorectal cancer.
Through ileostomies, pulmonary embolisms, brain haemorrhages, Crohn’s disease, short bowel syndrome and more....this is my story.
For more info on bowel cancer, check out www.bowelcance...
Don’t die of embarrassment.

[@suecuredale9864]

Thanks enjoy following you. Keep up your great work and stay well.

[@ann-mariewilliams5634]

Total respect to you. Thanks for sharing this to raise awareness.

[@emmawrigley3569]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience. It’s really valuable.
I’ve had similar experiences (in terms of symptoms) and always been told it’s nothing. You’ve given me a push in terms of always taking these things seriously. you just never know! And it’s not worth ignoring your body.
Good to know you are on the up and up. I hope your check up went well.

[@NeilWalsh_UN]

Keep pushing Emma 💪

[@criminologistswithoutborde6616]

Thank you for your forthright portrayal of a complicated medical history, but with the take-away message to always listen to your own body, never ignore changes, and question physicians who deny the seriousness of your symptoms!

[@NeilWalsh_UN]

Thanks Jay!

[@annagrinnell6790]

Thanks so much for sharing this with us . What can I say , absolutely an incredible experience , and like you’ve said , you’re still here . Wish you all the best and free of cancer for the rest of your life 💓

[@Alex-xd5ft]

Thank you for sharing your story, Neil.

[@rhodasmallwood4932]

Great vlog man Rhoda England

[@juliebriz1703]

Thank you for sharing. A relative of mine had colorectal cancer at 39 years. She wears a stoma and is in her eighties.