Humgirl

What is your position on Australia's response to climate change?

What is your plan for her care and well-being after you and your wife are gone? This would be my biggest fear.

Colon cancer doesn't usually show up in blood work. It's one of those wicked cancers that don't cause symptoms until it's fairly progressed. Colon cancer usually comes from polyps that after many years can turn cancerous. It takes so long for a polyp to become cancerous though and that's why they recommend you start being screened at 50. I'm not 50 but I was having some unusual symptoms last winter and I had a colonoscopy. I got a clean bill of health thankfully. The doctor told me there's going to be a push to start screening at age 40.

Thank you for your reply.