
This episode features Jackie Robertson discussing her battle with stage four colon cancer and the impact of chemotherapy on her life. Topics include cancer awareness, personal health, and the importance of community support.
Jackie shares her diagnosis journey, starting with routine blood tests that revealed liver issues. After a biopsy, she learned she had colon cancer that had spread to her liver. Jackie emphasizes the shock of being diagnosed at a young age, especially as a fit and active person.
Throughout the episode, Jackie discusses her experiences with chemotherapy, including the physical and emotional challenges she faces. She highlights the importance of sharing her story on social media to demystify cancer treatment and encourage others to seek help.
Jackie also reflects on her relationship with her mother, who is a cancer survivor, and how their roles have reversed. She talks about the impact of her illness on her son, Zack, who is non-verbal autistic, and how they navigate their lives together.
The conversation concludes with Jackie expressing her determination to fight cancer and raise awareness about early detection and treatment options for colon cancer.
Jackie Robertson discusses her stage four colon cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy journey, and the importance of community support and awareness.

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