Are you worried about a family member or friend who is over age 50 and putting off getting tested for colorectal cancer? Here are some tips to help you start the conversation.
“I want you to do all you can to stay around.”
“I want you to get tested so you don’t have to worry about colorectal cancer.”
“Colorectal cancer is the second leading cancer killer. People over age 50 have the highest risk.”
“If the doctor finds a growth in your colon, it can be removed before it becomes dangerous.”
“I know it’s uncomfortable, but the test won’t last long.”
“What part of the test are you most worried about?”
“How can I make it easier for you to get tested?”
Here are some ways to help a friend or loved one:
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