get your book signed!✨

Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month is a vital time to come together, share stories, and amplify advocacy efforts. Attending events like Call on Congress in Washington DC and the Cologuard Classic in Tucson are wonderful opportunities not only to connect but also to raise awareness and promote early screening. Bringing a signed copy of a poetry book that reflects personal experiences with cancer survivorship adds a heartfelt dimension to these gatherings. From my own participation in advocacy travel during this month, I've found that the sense of community and mutual support can be incredibly empowering. Meeting others who understand the challenges of colorectal cancer creates a unique space for healing and encouragement. Plus, having the chance to chat about poetry and how it expresses resilience offers an inspiring perspective. If you haven’t ordered your copy yet, I highly recommend doing so in advance. It’s more than just a book—it’s a way to support advocacy, honor survivors, and foster meaningful conversations. Attendees often share how these events motivate them to spread awareness and advocate for better resources. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, a survivor, or supporting a loved one, participating in these events can deepen your connection to the CRC community and inspire ongoing efforts toward prevention and research. Remember, early detection is crucial with colorectal cancer, and spreading awareness through books, events, and conversations can make a meaningful difference. I look forward to signing your copy and standing together in support during these important awareness events!