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Westford Man Battling Appendix Cancer To Hold Fundraising Tournament - Vimarsana News

Westford Man Battling Appendix Cancer To Hold Fundraising Tournament

MA Man Battling Rare Disease Plans Cornhole Event To Raise Awareness - Westford, MA - Rob O'Neal was a healthy and active 60-year-old who enjoyed hiking 4,000-foot mountains when he first felt pain in his abdomen.

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Westford man in recovery from rare, 'silent and insidious' appendix cancer, to host local fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Westford man in recovery from rare, 'silent and insidious' appendix cancer, to host local fundraiser

WESTFORD — Rob O’Neal leads a pretty active lifestyle for a 62-year-old. Besides eating healthy and previously playing in the town’s softball league for 25 years, the Westford resident and his wife, Mariclare, plan to hike all the 4,000-foot mountains in New Hampshire.

Bowel cancer doesn't have to be a death sentence - we're proof you can live life to the full with killer disease - Vimarsana News

Bowel cancer doesn't have to be a death sentence - we're proof you can live life to the full with killer disease

Updated: 12 Apr 2021, 15:08 THINK of the ‘typical’ bowel cancer patient, and you probably picture an older bloke eating bacon sarnies and swigging pints. What doesn’t spring to mind is this group of glamorous, athletic, sexy, young women. 10 The bowel babes, from left to right: Monique Buckingham, Nav Johal, Natalie Woodward, Sophie Brown and Debra MichaelsCredit: Holly McGlynn 10 Sun columnist Deborah James was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer at just 35 - she has now teamed up with breast cancer survivor Lauren Mahon to raise awareness of bowel cancerCredit: Holly McGlynn Yet, bowe...