Would you like to share your experience to advocate for more CRC screening?
Would you like to help advocate for new therapies that might make a difference?
Would you like to join a community focused on sharing experiences to help each person better navigate their CRC?
Join us in amplifying the voices of colorectal cancer survivors. Share your story, inspire others, and help accelerate the search for a cure.
What sign or symptom do you wish you hadn’t ignored?
What could catching CRC earlier have meant to you?
What could a cure for CRC mean to you?
Why can’t a cure for CRC come fast enough?
What sign or symptom do you wish you hadn’t ignored?
What could catching CRC earlier have meant to you?
What could a cure for CRC mean to you?
Why can’t a cure for CRC come fast enough?
Record a 30-second video to answer one of the questions above and post it on TikTok, Instagram, or X, tagging us @HealthfulHeroes #HealthfulStories by December!
Up to 150 selected survivors will receive $40Â for the chance to participate in a professional interview with a former news anchor and fellow cancer survivor.
Your video will inspire others and be sent to Congress to advocate for accelerated research into potential cures.
Fill out the form below to let us know how you’d like to contribute. Whether you’re donating, volunteering, or sharing, every action you take supports our mission.
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HealthfulHeroes.com is maintained by Healthful Stories, Inc., a Seattle-based non-profit 501(c)(3) patient advocacy organization. This site is purpose-built to chronicle individual health journeys to inspire and empower, reducing global suffering, one life at a time.
We are inspired by every story of every individual managing through their disease and believe that by sharing our stories we will heal ourselves and others, save lives, and transform our world.