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Fortune Now, read by me, Fiona Shaw. In the last two decades, the rates of bowel and colon

cancer diagnosed in young people has skyrocketed around the world. Hi, my name is Megan and I wanted to come on here to share my story of how I've been diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer at 24 years old.

I'd go to the toilet then I blightened. Do I need it again? This was normal. This was for years, guys. I just thought this was normal.

My gastroenterologist tried to reassure me saying that, no, not bowel cancer.

They're too young.

And then went for my colonoscopy and then got the news that it was bowel cancer.

I was his youngest patient he's ever had to tell the news to, so he was in complete shock as well.

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