Bella takes part in national gown in Blue Day!

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Hi everypawdy, it’s me again, Bella! This year, national gown in Blue Day is Friday, March 7th. It was very first acknowledged in 2009 to bring interest to colon cancer by the Colon cancer Alliance. It likewise celebrates all of those who have been impacted by colon cancer, like my furrend expense who lives across the street from me.

Not everypawdy is delighted about going to the dogtor when you have troubles with your lower plumbing, right? often you may not even have any type of symptoms, however the Colon cancer alliance is there for assist with info that you need. In fact, the entire month of March is national Colon cancer understanding month. right here is a photo of me in my blue Qipao, a national gown of China:

By going “Blue” on national gown in Blue Day, you are reminded to get proactive as well as see your dogtor for an visit for a colonoscopy. This is a illness that commonly has no symptoms up until it is in the final stages. Colon cancer is the third a lot of typical cancer in the us as well as the second leading cause of cancer death. routine screening must begin at age 50. Both of my pawrents, I am delighted to report, are proactive about this as well as have gone for their third screenings recently. Both of them have come away smiling like I am in this picture:

There are currently a lot more than one million colon cancer survivors in the United States, according to stats that are compiled from the American cancer society Colorectal Facts & figures 2011-2013. checked out a lot more stats at that link.  If you have a lot more questions, they have a complimentary Helpline Monday with Friday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ET at (877) 422-2030 or email dressinblueday@ccalliance.org.  wear something Blue today as well as publish your picture to my Facebook page!

I would like all of my pet furrends to bark at their pawrents about this, particularly if they are 50+ as well as have refrained from doing this yet!

Love,

Bella

(Bella Pomeranian stars in the PetMeds television commercial!)

Bella