My Gut Feeling
720 King St. W., Suite 323 M5V 3S5 Toronto, ON, Canada

Researchers at NIH's National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) have found that Androgens play a critical role in regulating stomach inflammation. The study, published in Gastroenterology, suggests that physicians could consider treating male patients with stomach inflammation differently than female patients with the same condition. Read the full report https://loom.ly/qD2Fv9c.... #mygutfeeling #stomachcancereducation #StomachCancerSurvivor #stomachcancerawareness #ilivewithoutastomach #stomachcancer #stomachcanceradvocacy

This week and always, live for those beautiful moments you can't put into words. #HappyNewWeek #StomachCancer #stomachcancerawareness #stomachcanceradvocacy #ilivewithoutastomach #mygutfeeling

Breathe! You're doing amazing. #stomachcanceradvocacy #stomachcancerawareness #stomachcancersurvivor

Second vaccine dose delays leave many cancer patients unprotected. Read the report by Adina Bresge for The Canadian Press https://loom.ly/zbxCHjU and write to your MP to help change this https://loom.ly/hmuIXTY. #4weeksnot4months #mygutfeeling #stomachcancereducation #StomachCancerSurvivor #stomachcancerawareness #ilivewithoutastomach #COVID19 #stomachcanceradvocacy

#stomachcancer cancer screening is looking for cancer before a person has any symptoms. When abnormal tissue or cancer is found early, it may be easier to treat. Read more via the @nationalcancerinstitute https://loom.ly/avm1AmU.... #stomachcancereducation #stomachcancerwarrior #stomachcancerawareness #stomachcancer

Stomach cancer screening is looking for cancer before a person has any symptoms. This can help find cancer at an early stage. Which can be helpful! When abnormal tissue or cancer is found early, it may be easier to treat. By the time symptoms appear, cancer may have begun to spread. Read more via the @nationalcancerinstitute https://loom.ly/avm1AmU.... #mygutfeeling #stomachcancereducation #StomachCancerSurvivor #stomachcancerawareness #ilivewithoutastomach #stomachcanceradvocacy

Are you taking immunotherapy to treat gastric cancer? Check out @CancerCare’s workshop on how to manage side effects: Wednesday, May 26 at 1:30 EST. https://loom.ly/iyly8xg #stomachcancer #mygutfeeling #stomachcancereducation #StomachCancerSurvivor #stomachcancerawareness #ilivewithoutastomach #stomachcanceradvocacy

Every Tuesday, My Gut Feeling will crowdsource the best tips from stomach cancer patients, survivors, and physicians. There is so much knowledge and experience we can share with each other to make all our lives richer. Let's get started already! Share your best tips in the comments.... #stomachcancer #stomachcancersurvivor #stomachcanceradvocacy #stomachcancerawareness

What are you doing to move your body today? Exercising is a great way to get refreshed and keep healthy. Get moving. #mygutfeeling #stomachcancereducation #StomachCancerSurvivor #stomachcancerawareness #ilivewithoutastomach #COVID19 #stomachcanceradvocacy

Some deliciously healthy awesomeness for your warm Spring afternoon. Try it and share some pics with us. #eatingwithstomachcancer #stomachcanceradvocacy #StomachCancerSurvivor #mygutfeeling #longweekend #stomachcancerawareness #stomachcancereducation

Happy long weekend! Remember to take some time for you this weekend. Relax and get back to the new week rejuvenated. You deserve it. #longweekend #mygutfeeling #stomachcancersurvivor #stomachcanceradvocacy #stomachcancerawareness

We are building a supportive community for stomach cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers through awareness, education, and advocacy. Our events and activities include: - Support Group Meetings - Stomach Cancer Awareness Day... - Stomach Cancer Conference - Q&A with Stomach Cancer Physicians - And lots more. Join our community and volunteer with us today -> https://mygutfeeling.ca/stomach-cancer-volunteer. #stomachcancereducation #stomachcanceradvocacy #ilivewithoutastomach #StomachCancerSurvivor #mygutfeeling #stomachcancer

Throwback to our 3rd Annual Stomach Cancer Conference in November 2019. We had patients, survivors, caregivers, and healthcare professionals share presentations on topics like, The Role Of Hipec In Gastric Cancer Treatment, Finding Your Spiritual Way During Illness, Nutrition & Stomach Cancer: Making Meals That Work and many others. Access the presentations on our website -> https://mygutfeeling.ca/conference-presentations.... #mygutfeeling #stomachcancereducation #StomachCancerSurvivor #stomachcancerawareness #ilivewithoutastomach #COVID19 #stomachcanceradvocacy

MEET OUR SPEAKER: Melyssa Aronson. She is a senior genetic counsellor at the Zane Cohen Centre for Digestive Disease at Sinai Health System and has been with that Centre since 1998. She is also an assistant professor in the Department of Molecular Genetics at the University of Toronto. Melyssa works with families that have hereditary gastrointestinal cancer syndrome and oversees a research registry, collecting information on thousands of patients to better understand the caus...es, treatment and prevention of hereditary cancer. She has a special interest in hereditary stomach cancer and has published several articles on hereditary gastric cancer in Ontario, hereditary diffuse gastric cancer syndrome, and the impact of gastrectomy in individuals with this condition. Melyssa will be discussing the topic, All Cancer is Genetic But Not All Cancer is Hereditary. Do My Genes Put Me at Risk For Cancer? If you have not done so, be sure to register for the conference (link in bio). The conference is free and virtual. We look forward to seeing you. #stomachcancerawareness #mygutfeeling #stomachcancer

MEET OUR SPEAKER: Abigail is a 28 year old full of goals and loving life. She was born in the beautiful city of Mexico and moved to Toronto in 2006. In July of 2020, after undergoing a surgery to remove a most likely benign tumour, she was diagnosed with asymptomatic Stage 4 stomach cancer. Swipe to read more...

WE ARE PATIENTS. WE ARE SURVIVORS. WE ARE CAREGIVERS.... WE ARE HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS. And this is for us. The 4th Annual Stomach Cancer Conference. Link to register in bio.

OUR SPEAKER: Dr. Lordick is an oncologist & professor of Oncology at Leipzig University, Germany. Director of the University Cancer Center & department of oncology, at the Leipzig University Medical Center, Germany. He chairs the department of Medicine II at same institution. Dr. Lordick will be talking about 'How Cancer Care Has Changed in The Time of COVID and What the Standard Treatment for Stomach Cancer Is Across the Globe.' If you have not done so, be sure to register for the conference (link in bio). The conference is free and virtual.