Gary Sanderson

[Glasgow 2026 @Glasgow_2026]

A powerful message from a powerful athlete, living with the unimaginable.

Archie Goodburn finished seventh in the Men’s 50m Breaststroke final at Glasgow 2026, two years after being told he has incurable brain cancer.

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

Whether you’re newly adjusting to life with a stoma or well into your journey, we’re here to offer any advice, guidance and support you may need. 💛

Our stoma support group is a space where you can connect with others, share stories, and receive advice.

To learn more go to https://t.co/XzllqmMp6h

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

Yesterday, our incredible @LondonMarathon team crossed that iconic finish line to support all of those affected by bowel cancer💛

We wanted to say a huge thank you to all of #TeamBowelCancerUK. Together, we’re bringing forward a future where nobody dies of #BowelCancer.

P.S. Next year this could be you! Apply for our 2026 places here: https://t.co/sRd4JU0Pwt

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

Today as a part of our #PassItOn campaign we wanted to highlight what our policy team have done since the National Cancer Plan for England was announced.

This is a golden opportunity and a moment to drive real change. We’ll be sharing our official response later this monthToday as a part of our #PassItOn campaign we wanted to highlight what our policy team have done since the National Cancer Plan for England was announced.

This is a golden opportunity and a moment to drive real change. We’ll be sharing our official response later this monthToday as a part of our #PassItOn campaign we wanted to highlight what our policy team have done since the National Cancer Plan for England was announced.

This is a golden opportunity and a moment to drive real change. We’ll be sharing our official response later this monthToday as a part of our #PassItOn campaign we wanted to highlight what our policy team have done since the National Cancer Plan for England was announced.

This is a golden opportunity and a moment to drive real change. We’ll be sharing our official response later this month.

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

For #MothersDay, we’d like to offer a few tips on how to support a loved one living with bowel cancer.

Supporting a loved one through their journey with #BowelCancer can be difficult, and you may feel unsure about the best way to help.

Our website offers helpful advice and guidance on how to show your support. To learn more go to https://t.co/txOPfCUurq

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

It’s #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth and we’re launching our #PassItOn campaign.

Today we’re passing on this key message. Having symptoms doesn’t always mean you have #BowelCancer. But it’s still important to find out what’s causing them.

Learn more about the symptoms: https://t.co/3Pu6vOzKrC

[Jane Bullock @BuryBull]

Tom is still running and fighting fit aged 72. He only knew he had cancer after a bike fall. He thanks @CR_UK due to the brachytherapy treatment he received. Thanks as always lovely @NealkeelingMEN @MENnewsdesk. https://t.co/hJhxviV1EE

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

The earlier #BowelCancer is spotted, the more treatable it’s likely to be.

Knowing the symptoms of the disease can help you to spot it early. Learn about the symptoms: https://t.co/0M7K1uJTEx

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

Everyone’s experience with #BowelCancer is unique and so are the emotions you may feel along the way.

For #WorldMentalHealthDay we want to remind you that we’re a shoulder you can always lean on.

For support go to: https://t.co/TpYvWz8ppo

[Gary Sanderson @garysandy1967]

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[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

The earlier #BowelCancer is spotted the more treatable it's likely to be. Sometimes symptoms may come and go, or might not feel that serious. It's still important to ask your GP for an at-home test.

Learn more about the symptoms: https://t.co/0M7K1uJTEx

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

Other people who've had #BowelCancer can be a great support and understand how you may be feeling when it comes to scanxiety. Our 'Moving on from bowel cancer' forum is a great place to find support💛

Join our forum: https://t.co/6jAB6VWdlc

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

Looking for support with #BowelCancer? We're here for you every step of the way.

Explore our comprehensive resources and support services here👇
https://t.co/FU5pjlUkRG

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

During #BowelCancer treatment and recovery you might experience fatigue. We’ve popped together some tips on how to help you manage your fatigue.

We have further support in our 'Living well after bowel cancer treatment' booklet. Download your copy: https://t.co/MbFeUmGOYu

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

If you've any worries, concerns or questions our team of dedicated and knowledgeable nurses are here to help💛

Connect with our Ask the Nurse service here: https://t.co/iRZ9dC1UBq

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

It’s the first day of our awareness roadshow in #Birmingham!

Come and find our friendly team of staff and volunteers at @asda superstore in Small Heath from 10am – 4pm.

They’re here to answer your questions about #BowelCancer and the support available💛

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

We’re here to support you wherever you are in your #BowelCancer journey. We hope, like Catherine, you find comfort and a safe space when you connect with others through the online cancer community💛

Explore our community here: https://t.co/iwCtaachF6

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

Our nurses are here to assist you. They can offer valuable information and can direct you to further support.

Email your questions to them through our 'Ask the Nurse' service. Learn more👇
https://t.co/iRZ9dC1UBq

[Bowel Cancer UK @bowelcanceruk]

Do you know the symptoms of #BowelCancer?

Even if you have just one of these symptoms, ask your GP for an at-home test. Not everyone will have all the symptoms of bowel cancer.

Find out more: https://t.co/4pOVc2QenJ

[Macmillan Cancer Support @macmillancancer]

We know it can be difficult to discuss possible bowel cancer symptoms but seeking help as soon as possible can help ensure you receive the quickest treatment plan if you are diagnosed with cancer. Don’t put off speaking to your GP.
#SuperSurgeons