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#ThisIsBowelCancer blog

This blog shines a light on the varied and many people affected by bowel cancer. Over 44,000 people every year are diagnosed with the disease. But it doesn’t just impact the patient, it touches their families, friends and colleagues, doctors and nurses, scientists and researchers.

“Running with my best friend … filled me with love” - Sarah’s experience as a Cardiff Half Marathon runner

Tuesday 3 September 2024

On the eve of the fifth year of my cancer journey, I sat and thought about how far I’ve come. 

Why Amy took part in the Cardiff Half Marathon

Friday 30 August 2024

Amy tells us about the incredible fundraiser she took part in, in memory of her uncle Peter, who sadly passed away from bowel cancer in 2020.

“Acceptance is a huge part of my routine” – How Leeanne approaches Chemotherapy

Wednesday 28 August 2024

Leeanne Davies-Grassnick, who was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer in 2022, shares her approach to Chemotherapy.

Cassie’s Walkies Together challenge helped her cope with grief after losing her dad

Wednesday 14 August 2024

Cassie’s dad passed away from bowel cancer in 2022. In this blog she shares how taking part in fundraising challenges like Walkies Together helped her cope with her loss.

How Kerry was inspired to take on the Edinburgh Kiltwalk

Friday 9 August 2024

“We’re keeping Dad’s light shining bright”. After losing their dad, James Duncan Wilson, to bowel cancer, Kerry and her brother Iain decided to take on the Kiltwalk Mighty Stride in Edinburgh.

“Volunteering is therapy for me”

Monday 3 June 2024

In 2018 Rachel Reed was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer at the age of 33. Volunteering has helped her process this experience and connect with other people affected by the disease.

How Craig regained his confidence through volunteering

Monday 3 June 2024

After being diagnosed with stage 2/3 bowel cancer at age 52, Craig Allen struggled with his self-esteem. In this blog he shares how volunteering helped him recover his confidence.

How walking helped Rebecca after she was diagnosed with bowel cancer

Thursday 11 April 2024

Rebecca shares her story and tells us how the #OneThing that helped after receiving her cancer diagnosis was walking.

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