My BadASS Life

As providers, you may not know that many in the “survivor in remission” category often feel dismissed and disregarded after treatment.

If you've stumbled upon this article by accident or for someone else, I'm talking about managing LARS or Lower Anterior Resection Syndrome.

As a cancer survivor of one of the most prevalent and deadly yet most underfunded cancers, and an LGBTQ person, I'm asking you to VOTE!

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12 Tips for After You Are Diagnosed with CRC - Part of my mission is to help other Colorectal Cancer survivors.

This is my second National Cancer Survivor’s Day and the first where I am in remission! Sending love and hope to all #CancerSurvivors today!

How having Rectal Cancer is a Little Like Being Gay!

My badass friends have been in Washington D.C. sharing our stories and asking for more funding for CRC research and screenings!

So today, with a whopping two articles published, I announced on social media that I’m starting the My Badass Life blog!

I promise this Blog will not be all doom and gloom! ⛈️ BUTT because this article is a part of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month... Facts.

Hi! I am CC. ½ of @CCnDoc and a Badass with a BadASS! (‿;‿) Boldy oversharing about life after stage 3b rectal cancer...