To Hell and Back: Surviving Colorectal Cancer
Mikel K MillerThis Substack newsletter chronicles my personal experience since June 2022 in being diagnosed and treated for advanced colorectal cancer. The primary purpose is to encourage people to get colon cancer screening from their 40s to beyond age 75.
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If I self-publish a book about surviving colorectal cancer, will anybody read it?
In early February 2025, after celebrating my second anniversary of being declared cancer-free, I started thinking seriously about publishing a book based on my experience.
Hold your head up high and walk on.
January 30, 2025, was the second anniversary of my successful colorectal cancer surgery and when doctors declared me cancer-free. Hallelujah!!
Will my cancer reoccur within five years after successful surgery? Maybe.
I’m recovering pretty well from treatment and surgery for Stage IIIc colorectal cancer. After six months of chemotherapy and radiation in 2022, and successful surgery on January 30, 2023, doctors declared that I was cancer-free.
I’ve learned how to live without a Sigmoid colon
At first, I didn’t understand the impact of removing my Sigmoid colon during my surgery for advanced colorectal cancer in late January 2023.
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