Colon Cancer is a significant Health concern that affects millions of people worldwide. As we age, the risk of developing this type of cancer increases, making it particularly relevant for the baby Boomer Generation. Colon cancer, also known as colorectal cancer, occurs when abnormal cells grow uncontrollably in the colon or rectum. This cancer often begins as benign polyps, which can eventually turn malignant if not detected and removed early. There are several types of colon cancer, with adenocarcinomas being the most common. Understanding the basics of this disease is the first step in combating it and our Experts in this area of the site explore how colon cancer can effect us.
The symptoms of colon cancer can vary depending on the stage of the disease. In its early stages, colon cancer might not cause any noticeable symptoms, which is why it is often referred to as a “silent killer.” However, some early signs can include changes in bowel habits, such as persistent diarrhea or constipation, and blood in the stool. There are several screening methods available to detect colon cancer, including stool tests, which check for blood or abnormal DNA in the stool, and imaging tests like CT colonography. These screenings can detect polyps and cancer early, often before symptoms appear.
From Capable to Carrying Everything: Reclaiming Boundaries & Identity in Midlife | Fabulous After 50
In this episode of Fabulous After 50, I interview Idaho-based transformation coach and keynote speaker Sandra Wood about the hidden cost of being “the capable one” and how carrying too much …
From Capable to Carrying Everything: Reclaiming Boundaries & Identity in Midlife | Fabulous After 50
In this episode of Fabulous After 50, I interview Idaho-based transformation coach and keynote…
From Capable to Carrying Everything: Reclaiming Boundaries & Identity in Midlife | Fabulous After 50
In this episode of Fabulous After 50, I interview Idaho-based transformation coach and keynote speaker Sandra Wood about the hidden cost of being “the capable one” and how carrying too much can shift from something women do to who they believe they are. Sandra shares how a breast cancer diagnosis at 40 forced her to slow down, reassess her identity, leave an unhappy marriage, and rebuild her life and career, including leadership roles in nonprofits such as Ronald McDonald House and Can…
In this episode of Fabulous After 50, I interview Idaho-based transformation coach and keynote speaker Sandra Wood about the hidden cost of being “the capable one” and how carrying too much can shift from something women do to who they believe they are.
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After spending years as a devoted wife…
In this episode of Fabulous After 50, I interview Idaho-based transformation coach and keynote speaker Sandra Wood about the hidden cost of being “the capable one” and how carrying too much can sh…
In this episode of Fabulous After 50, I interview Idaho-based transformation coach and keynote speaker Sandra Wood about the hidden cost of being “the capable one” and how carrying too much can shift from something women do to who they believe they are.
BIO
After spending years as a devoted wife, stay-at-home mom, and the rock for everyone around her, my guest hit a breaking point—cancer at 40, divorce after 20 years, and the daunting task of rebuilding her life and career while raising two teenagers alone. But she didn’t just survive; she transformed.
With nearly two decades as a coac…
Got a story idea for Bloodworks 101? Send us a text message In our episode yesterday, you met Steve Edmiston: lawyer, cancer survivor, filmmaker, microhistorian, and founder of one of the Men in Black Birthday Bash. As a special treat for Bloodworks 101 listeners, Steve shares all about his area of …
Got a story idea for Bloodworks 101? Send us a text message In our episode yesterday, you met Steve Edmiston: lawyer, cancer survivor, filmmaker, microhistorian, and founder of one of the Men in Black…
Got a story idea for Bloodworks 101? Send us a text message In our episode yesterday, you met Steve Edmiston: lawyer, cancer survivor, filmmaker, microhistorian, and founder of one of the Men in Black Birthday Bash. As a special treat for Bloodworks 101 listeners, Steve shares all about his area of expertise: the Maury Island Incident of 1947. It gets weird.Support the show
What if one of the most important factors in cancer recovery isn’t just the treatment, but the internal environment in which healing happens?
In this episode, Greg sits down with Avinoam Lerner, holistic therapist, clinical hypnotherapist, and cancer recovery coach, to explore the science of psyc…
What if one of the most important factors in cancer recovery isn’t just the treatment, but the internal environment in which healing happens?
In this episode, Greg sits down with Avinoam Lerner, ho…
What if one of the most important factors in cancer recovery isn’t just the treatment, but the internal environment in which healing happens?
In this episode, Greg sits down with Avinoam Lerner, holistic therapist, clinical hypnotherapist, and cancer recovery coach, to explore the science of psychoneuroimmunology (PNI), and why unresolved trauma, chronic stress, and emotional overwhelm may play a larger role in healing than most people realize.
With more than 25 years of experience supporting people through cancer recovery, Avinoam explains how the mind and body communicate, why stress can…
If you've wondered whether your mental and emotional state affects your body's ability to heal cancer, the answer — backed by 50+ years of science — is yes.Avinoam Lerner is a holistic therapist, clinical hypnotherapist, and cancer recovery coach with 25 years of experience working at the inters…
If you've wondered whether your mental and emotional state affects your body's ability to heal cancer, the answer — backed by 50+ years of science — is yes.Avinoam Lerner is a holistic therapist, …
If you've wondered whether your mental and emotional state affects your body's ability to heal cancer, the answer — backed by 50+ years of science — is yes.Avinoam Lerner is a holistic therapist, clinical hypnotherapist, and cancer recovery coach with 25 years of experience working at the intersection of trauma and cancer recovery.In this episode, we cover:• Why unresolved trauma creates chronic immune suppression — and how that connects to cancer• The science of psychoneuroimmunology (PNI): what it is, why your oncologist doesn't mention it, and why that's not the whole story• The…
Fitz Koehler sits down with former professional bull rider Nick Morrison for a wild ride through the grit, glory, and danger of rodeo. They dive into the elite athleticism behind professional bull riding, the mental chess match between rider and bull, and what it really takes to survive eight of the…
Fitz Koehler sits down with former professional bull rider Nick Morrison for a wild ride through the grit, glory, and danger of rodeo. They dive into the elite athleticism behind professional bull rid…
Fitz Koehler sits down with former professional bull rider Nick Morrison for a wild ride through the grit, glory, and danger of rodeo. They dive into the elite athleticism behind professional bull riding, the mental chess match between rider and bull, and what it really takes to survive eight of the toughest seconds in sports.
Nick also opens up about the devastating head and spinal injuries that nearly ended his life, the resilience that fueled his comeback, and the powerful lessons behind his bestselling book, Knocked Out But Not Down. Blending hard-earned wisdom with humor, he shares why at…
Click here to watch on YouTube. Make comments and see them on TV!Put this one on your calendar now—and bookmark this page so you can come straight back when the show begins.Tonight at 8:00 PM Eastern / 5:00 PM Pacific, four innovative companies will pitch live on the Superpowers for Good Live Pitc…
Click here to watch on YouTube. Make comments and see them on TV!Put this one on your calendar now—and bookmark this page so you can come straight back when the show begins.Tonight at 8:00 PM Easter…
Click here to watch on YouTube. Make comments and see them on TV!Put this one on your calendar now—and bookmark this page so you can come straight back when the show begins.Tonight at 8:00 PM Eastern / 5:00 PM Pacific, four innovative companies will pitch live on the Superpowers for Good Live Pitch, streaming on the e360tv Network via Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices and available right here in the embedded player.This is more than a pitch showcase. It is live, interactive television for impact investors, founders, community builders and anyone who loves seeing entrepreneurs under pressure.Th…
What does it really look like when men step into the caregiving role — and why are they so often invisible in the conversation?
Kyle Woody knows firsthand. He cared for his wife through Stage 4 Colon Cancer, even after she asked for a divorce four years into their caregiving journey. Now, he care…
What does it really look like when men step into the caregiving role — and why are they so often invisible in the conversation?
Kyle Woody knows firsthand. He cared for his wife through Stage 4 Col…
What does it really look like when men step into the caregiving role — and why are they so often invisible in the conversation?
Kyle Woody knows firsthand. He cared for his wife through Stage 4 Colon Cancer, even after she asked for a divorce four years into their caregiving journey. Now, he cares for his two sons while working full-time. Drawing on his care experiences, Kyle founded Jack's Caregiver Coalition — an organization dedicated to supporting and strengthening male caregivers.
In this episode of the Happy Healthy Caregiver podcast, Kyle shares:
Why men are the most overlooked…
During his 36-year career as a general and trauma surgeon, Dr. Harry Black was diagnosed with high-grade prostate cancer in 2021 — and later, metastatic cancer in 2023. What he learned about the metabolic root causes of chronic disease during those years changed everything he thought he knew about…
During his 36-year career as a general and trauma surgeon, Dr. Harry Black was diagnosed with high-grade prostate cancer in 2021 — and later, metastatic cancer in 2023. What he learned about the met…
During his 36-year career as a general and trauma surgeon, Dr. Harry Black was diagnosed with high-grade prostate cancer in 2021 — and later, metastatic cancer in 2023. What he learned about the metabolic root causes of chronic disease during those years changed everything he thought he knew about medicine.He retired in January 2026 and founded the Sunrise Institute for Health, Wellness, and Longevity. Now he shares how modern Western medicine can learn from its holistic, herbalist roots — to cure underlying disease processes rather than treat symptoms.Join host Khudania Ajay (KAJ) as they…
What does it look like to fight cancer not just with medicine, but with education, nutrition, and a mindset of "go out living"?Jonathan Brandt, a cancer survivor and widower who lost his late wife to cancer, went back to school with her while they were both in treatment — earning certificates in h…
What does it look like to fight cancer not just with medicine, but with education, nutrition, and a mindset of "go out living"?Jonathan Brandt, a cancer survivor and widower who lost his late wife to …
What does it look like to fight cancer not just with medicine, but with education, nutrition, and a mindset of "go out living"?Jonathan Brandt, a cancer survivor and widower who lost his late wife to cancer, went back to school with her while they were both in treatment — earning certificates in holistic nutrition, personal training, and holistic practice. Together, they found their calling: helping others take control of their health during the worst time of their lives.Join host Khudania Ajay (KAJ) as they explore what it means to be proactive in the face of disease, what cancer treatment …
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June 5, 2026
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