Wynne's story | Bowel Cancer UK

"On the weekend I had my diagnosis I came onto this my favourite beach. I walked just down there and I stamped my feet on the ground and I said 'I will be back'"
Wynne talks about his bowel cancer diagnosis and shares why his favourite beach, on the Gower Peninsula, is such a vital part of his story.
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[@FenellaBeach]

What an uplifting story, well told and with a fabulous outcome. Surgery, chemo, sand and sea - unbeatable - more power and strength to you Wynne, good luck mate.

[@AafiasNaani22]

What an uplifting story godbless youx

[@skyechambers1968]

What a brave man.i hope your well now my lovely x

[@krisstrong5936]

I ended up with a Stoma as well however mine is pretty cool. It behaves does what it needs to do and doesn't really cause me much issue at all. it's been so nice i thought about keeping it, but the doctor says that would be irresponsible of me because it's not needed anymore. So i opted to wait a bit longer because the first surgery was such a huge blow to me. Also i want to find a surgeon who can do it better. So after having found a new surgeon and getting things ready i've scheduled kinda far out a surgery in november or december haven't decided they're just waiting on me. which will be about 10 months.

[@detectivefiction3701]

I love his accent and attitude!

[@bohochic2459]

💗🙏

[@kookylass2594]

Sending a cwtch from The Port.