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Representatives from the Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates (SGNA), the STOP Colon/Rectal Cancer Foundation and Hadassah pose for a photo outsidethe studios of NBC-5 in Chicago.
The new blue star symbol was featured in a colon cancer-themed window display in Rockefeller Center.
Members of the Colon Cancer Alliance rang the NASDAQ’s opening bell on March 1st, 2004, while wearing the new blue star pins. The team ringing the bell was also seen on MSNBC.
Recurrent colon cancer at the surgical anastomosis ((1 to 5 o'clock) in a patient who was lost to follow-up 3 years after his surgery.
See www.penmachine.com/2007/01/podcasters-impression-of-live-... for background on this photo. That thing on the wall is not a splotchy piece of abstract art, but a coverage map of CBC transmitters in B.C.
Things are okay so far, one day further in. No nausea, no more butt pain than usual (i.e. I slept fitfully, but I slept), a little tired, no more sniffles...
Dr. Farraye, Dr. Schroy and Dr. Lichtenstein of the Boston Medical Center at the Blue Star roll-out event in 2004.
The day I found out I'd have to have significant surgery to remove colorectal cancer tissue. See www.penmachine.com/2007/01/ill-be-calling-this-day-zero.html for details.
Except for me, this is an athletic bunch of marathon runners. Hopefully some of that rubs off on me. I guess that explains their good looks! :)