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.

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Marking my 2-year Cancerversary with Gratitude and EXHAUSTION, so I turned to the data to find out why?

Last Friday I had my first post-treatment/surveillance colonoscopy. This will now be an annual occurrence for at least 5 years...

Celebrating One Year Cancer Free! WOW! June has been like one big long celebration this year and I have enjoyed every single moment!

Today I am 55! 55 and still alive to thrive! I actually don’t feel very old. I don’t feel 20, but I don’t know that I feel this middle-aged.

How having Rectal Cancer is a Little Like Being Gay!

Who Am I Now? (post cancer) Why we should all write a “Me Bio”.

Why as a Rectal Cancer Survivor, I celebrate Earth Day every day + Grounding Exercise

Victory! Today I’m Celebrating ONE YEAR SINCE FINISHING CHEMO and a I made a Big Ass Climb to celebrate!

Surgery next! On 6/6, I had my first scans since diagnosis. I know, you’d think they would scan after radiation but in my case, they didn't.