Man....that sucks. Had know idea he was even sick. That’s awful.
Wiki says that he was diagnosed with colon cancer all the way back in 2016 but did not share it publicly. 43 seems young for colon cancer, but I suppose it can happen at any time.
Yes please!!! Do not ignore symptoms. I did not go to the doctor from the age of 20 to 38. My family has no history of any cancers outside of skin cancer and they all live to see at least their mid 80’s. My digestion changed a little when I turned 38 so I went through a bunch of screenings then eventually a colonoscopy. I had 13 polyps. I went last January, 4 years later, I had 8 more. Do not ignore changes, it could be nothing but it checking on it could save your life!It can. I was very close to having it that age. Started having some issues and had a colonoscopy. Doctor said I had a huge polyp that was very close to turning. Don't ignore symptoms. It can happen at any age.
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I had Colon Cancer at 34... if you ever start passing blood, have lower abdominal pain... etc... go get it checked out... I had one tumor the size of a golf ball, luckily caught it early...cut out about 8 inches of Colon, reconnected me and haven’t had even one polyp since (18 years ago).Wiki says that he was diagnosed with colon cancer all the way back in 2016 but did not share it publicly. 43 seems young for colon cancer, but I suppose it can happen at any time.
Yes please!!! Do not ignore symptoms. I did not go to the doctor from the age of 20 to 38. My family has no history of any cancers outside of skin cancer and they all live to see at least their mid 80’s. My digestion changed a little when I turned 38 so I went through a bunch of screenings then eventually a colonoscopy. I had 13 polyps. I went last January, 4 years later, I had 8 more. Do not ignore changes, it could be nothing but it checking on it could save your life!
ExactY words I said to my wife this morning. Had to put my 14 year old dog down this morning. Because of COVID only one person allowed in the room.
Apologies if my spelling is bad. Hard In to the liquor and can’t see the screen.
Brutally honest I had some reoccurring pain but nothing severe, but 2 times a week I would be Harry from Dumb and Dumber all day. Just diarrhea for no apparent reason. The first go around I had diverticulosis so it was definitely worse. The second go around I just started having diarrhea more and more. One thing I’ll point out the first time I had the scope it was diagnostic so I paid $1400 out of pocket. The second time, even though I was short of my 5 year window(I have a shorter window because of the polyps) they submitted it as preventative and insurance paid 100%. But even when they submitted it my doctor said there is no guarantee they’ll pay it. If you have issues I don’t want to tell you to delay going to save money, but if you are a month away from a normal screening age it might be worth it.
If I could be rude enough to ask - what are symptoms that I should pay attention to? I recognize that’s probably not an easy question to answer, but I’m in that same age range and my family has a history of cancer.
I could go Google it, I know, but then my mind will be convinced I’ve got it. Thank you for sharing your story.
One thing I’ll point out the first time I had the scope it was diagnostic so I paid $1400 out of pocket.
This is why I've not gotten one done yet....My health insurance is pitiful so this procedure will be 100% on me but I know I need to have it done. I'll be 52 in November and should have had one a couple of years ago. So much for that new over/under I was about to purchase for dove season.
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