Share your colorectal cancer story

    As a CRC patient, caregiver, or advocate, your story can heighten awareness, change minds, and save lives. We want to hear from you!

    Reasons to share your story

    Telling your story can be a powerful way to positively impact the CRC community, promote awareness, and help end this disease.

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    Raise awareness

    Educate the public about colorectal cancer and highlight the importance of screening, early detection, high-quality treatment, and research.

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    Destigmatize CRC

    Challenge the misconceptions and taboos around colorectal cancer. Storytelling can break down barriers, reduce stigma, and improve understanding.

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    Support others

    Providing support to CRC patients and caregivers is essential. By sharing your experiences, you can offer comfort and guidance in difficult times.

    Share your story

    Thank you so much for being willing to share your story to help us end this disease.
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    If you need some help getting started, pick one or two of these questions to answer.

    How has colorectal cancer impacted you? How did you overcome the most challenging aspect of the disease? How has the Alliance impacted your journey/helped you along the way? Why should someone care about ending colorectal cancer? What provides you with hope we can end this disease in our lifetime?


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    Discover hope and healing through Angela and Marleigh Cummins' powerful journey after losing Rodney to colorectal cancer. Learn how their partnership with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance turned grief into advocacy, raising awareness and fostering community support to take on colorectal cancer.

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    A father finds strength in connection

    “When I was diagnosed, I needed more than information — I needed connection,” Damien said. “The Alliance was a lifeline."

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