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Susie Douglas returns to the podcast to talk about her bike ride for Colon Cancer Awareness, lessons learned on the trail, her brother's care at the Nassif Community Cancer Center and more.There's still time to contribute to the 2,500 Miles for Colon Cancer Awareness Campaign. To learn more or donate, visit communitycancercenter.org/2500miles.

Susie Douglas returns to the podcast to talk about her bike ride for Colon Cancer Awareness, lessons learned on the trail, her brother's care at the Nassif Community Cancer Center and more. There's still time to contribute to the 2,500 Miles for Colon Cancer Awareness Campaign. To learn more or donate, visit <a href="http://communitycancercenter.org/2500miles" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">communitycancercenter.org/2500miles</a>.

79 -2,500 Miles for Colon Cancer Awareness Pt. 2 (Susie Douglas)

Kimberly Ivester

In this episode, Dr. Arnold is joined by Susie Douglas. Last year, Susie's brother, Zach was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer at just 38 years old. Motivated by her brother's diagnosis, Susie is biking the Great Divide trail from Montana to New Mexico with the goal of raising awareness about colon cancer in young adults. 100 percent of donations to her campaign will go to the Helen G. Nassif Community Cancer Center to support local cancer patients. Also on the podcast, Kimberly Ivester, director at the Community Cancer Center, discusses colon cancer signs, symptoms and trends.To contribute to Susie's campaign, visit communitycancercenter.org/2500miles. 

In this episode, Dr. Arnold is joined by Susie Douglas. Last year, Susie's brother, Zach was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer at just 38 years old. Motivated by her brother's diagnosis, Susie is biking the Great Divide trail from Montana to New Mexico with the goal of raising awareness about colon cancer in young adults. 100 percent of donations to her campaign will go to the Helen G. Nassif Community Cancer Center to support local cancer patients. Also on the podcast, Kimberly Ivester, director at the Community Cancer Center, discusses colon cancer signs, symptoms and trends. To contribute to Susie's campaign, visit <a href="http://communitycancercenter.org/2500miles" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">communitycancercenter.org/2500miles</a>.

68 - 2,500 Miles for Colon Cancer Awareness (Susie Douglas & Kimberly Ivester, BSN, RN)