Row 96475
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My (now 47f) mom was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer at 57. She passed from it days after turning 59. The doctor immediately advised all of her children to receive colonoscopies. My four siblings and I have never gotten push back from insurance companies. We all got our first colonoscopies within a couple of years of her diagnosis. My youngest brother (at the time, 22) had pre-cancerous polyps when first assessed. Since then we have all been on an every 3-5 year colonoscopy schedule, depending on our results. Two of my mom’s sisters were also diagnosed with colon cancer after her diagnosis, one of whom passed away from it a few years ago. Push to get tested if you have any symptoms or family history of colon cancer. The test itself can be a life saver.
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| text | My (now 47f) mom was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer at 57. She passed from it days after turning 59. The doctor immediately advised all of her children to receive colonoscopies. My four siblings and I have never gotten push back from insurance companies. We all got our first colonoscopies within a couple of years of her diagnosis. My youngest brother (at the time, 22) had pre-cancerous polyps when first assessed. Since then we have all been on an every 3-5 year colonoscopy schedule, dep… |
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| datetime | 2024-05-25 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 96475
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000