Donna J, Noosa Marathon Early-Onset In Memory Loved One Never 2 Young All Be Bold Bowel Cancer Awareness Month Community Company Decembeard Dry July Early-Onset In Memory Loved One Never 2 Young World Cancer Day “I walked 5km in the ASICS Noosa Runaway Marathon in honour of my late son Luke Johnson who lost his battle after 15 months of gruelling treatment and bowel/peritoneum surgery. He was just 33 years young. Luke wanted to raise as much awareness as possible about the increasing commonality of bowel cancer in young people. It is the deadliest cancer for 25 – 44-year-olds. Early detection is key. You know your body best and if something doesn’t feel right, get it checked out by a medical professional – it could save your life. My heartfelt thanks to all who made a donation towards my cause. I really appreciate your support. Let’s continue to raise awareness of bowel cancer in young people.” ~ DonnaWarmest thanks for your support, Donna. What a wonderful way to honour the memory of your son, Luke, and raise awareness of early-onset bowel cancer. Your support is greatly appreciated and will have a direct impact, helping us to champion what matters most to people impacted by bowel cancer and empower everyone affected to live their best life. Your awareness and fundraising efforts are greatly appreciated and will have a direct impact, helping us to champion what matters most to people impacted by bowel cancer and empower everyone affected to live their best life. Published: July 5, 2025
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