Living with bowel cancer as a younger person
Event details
- Date: Wednesday 23 November
- Time: 6.30-7.30pm
- Who's it for: everyone under the age of 50 affected by bowel cancer, including their friends and family
- Where: online via Zoom
Register for your free place at our online support event 'Living with bowel cancer as a younger person'. We've developed this event with a specific focus on diagnosis under the age of 50.
Bowel cancer usually affects older people, so it can be hard to find information and support that meets the needs of younger people.
Join us to hear from Harriet Watson, Colorectal Consultant Nurse and Clinical Endoscopist at Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust.
We'll be exploring the impact of a diagnosis on:
- emotions
- fertility
- relationships and family life
- finances
- career
- lifestyle
You'll be able to ask our expert questions on the day too.
To join the event you'll need to download Zoom to a laptop, computer, smartphone or tablet with sound and be connected to the internet.
About the speaker
Harriet Watson, Colorectal Consultant Nurse and Clinical Endoscopist at Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Harriet has looked after colorectal cancer patents for over 30 years. She's the clinical lead for the two week wait colorectal cancer pathway.
She has worked for NHS England as a clinical advisor on colorectal cancer diagnostics, leading on the telephone assessment/straight to test pathway, decreasing time to diagnosis for colorectal cancer patients.
Harriet is a very experienced Clinical Endoscopist and co-developed and delivered the first Health Education England Clinical Endoscopists National Training Programme. Her area of specialist interest is early age-onset colorectal cancer and the use of FIT.
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