After Cancer, it Felt Like a Second Chance to Get ...
Colon Cancer
For survivor Jovannie Lorenzo, getting through cancer treatment felt like getting a second chance at life. Jovannie was just 32 when she was diagnosed with colon cancer, and was a single mother to three young kids. To get through it, she put her faith in God … and she said facing her disease gave her the opportunity to really turn her life around.
“I do believe in being born again,” Jovannie says, “and I feel like, after having had my cancer, for me … this was my second chance at life. This was my rebirth. This was my opportunity to try and get this life done right.”
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For survivor Jovannie Lorenzo, getting through cancer treatment felt like getting a second chance at life. Jovannie was just 32 when she was diagnosed with colon cancer, and was a single mother to three young kids. To get through it, she put her faith in God … and she said facing her disease gave her the opportunity to really turn her life around.
“I do believe in being born again,” Jovannie says, “and I feel like, after having had my cancer, for me … this was my second chance at life. This was my rebirth. This was my opportunity to try and get this life done right.”
Learn more about SurvivorNet's rigorous medical review process.
Living With Cancer: Keep Monitoring
Alcohol can actually affect the outcome of your colon cancer surgery, and there is some evidence that sugar can have an affect on cancer cells too. We asked top doctors to explain how.
Living With Cancer: Diet
Alcohol can actually affect the outcome of your colon cancer surgery, and there is some evidence that sugar can have an affect on cancer cells too. We asked top doctors to explain how.