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talk about cancer as we do, it's another thing altogether to make a comedy routine all about your stomaah mills. applause. the jokes wrote themselves, lauren. like, when they tell you that they've seen something "angry—looking" up your bum and you're like, "what is it, "peering down at you?" "what's it cross about?" was it like this? yeah, yeah! like, is it wrinkled and gnarly and, like, is it waiting for a bus? i don't know... like... laughter. and, you know, and — and yeah, like, having colonoscopies, i do encourage everyone to get a colonoscopy if you've been scheduled for one. like, don't be scared of them because they are quite funny at the same time. i mean, you talk about shining light in a dark... laughter. how did the audiences react? because maybe, you know, it was touchy for some people or it's quite edgy for maybe some...? yeah, it's funny. what i've found is that i... i don't talk about cancer on a saturday night in front of, like, hen dos and stuff like that i, so i have to, like — so this has been a beautiful time, like a beautiful audience to do comedy to because you guy

talk about cancer as we do, it's another thing altogether to make a comedy routine all about your stoma. applause the jokes wrote themselves, lauren. like, when they tell you that they've seen something "angry—looking" up your bum and you're like, "what is it, "peering down at you?" "what's it cross about?" was it like this? yeah, yeah! like, is it wrinkled and gnarly and, like, is it waiting for a bus? i don't know... like... laughter and, you know, and — and yeah, like, having colonoscopies, i do encourage everyone to get a colonoscopy if you've been scheduled for one. like, don't be scared of them because they are quite funny at the same time. i mean, you talk about shining light in a dark... laughter how did the audiences react? because maybe, you know, it was touchy for some people or it's quite edgy for maybe some...? yeah, it's funny. what i've found is that i... i don't talk about cancer on a saturday night in front of, like, hen dos and stuff like that i, so i have to, like — so this has been a beautiful time, like a beautiful audience to do comedy to because you guys are, like

talk about cancer as we do, it is another thing all together to make a comedy routine all about your stomanow for some more of those story about what has been up her bum. laughter. sarah mills. applause. the jokes wrote themselves, lauren. like, when they tell you they have seen something angry—looking up your bum, and you are like what is it, peering down at you? what it is angry about? like is it wrinkled and gnarly and waiting for a bus, i don't know... laughter. and, yeah, like, having colonoscopies, i do encourage people to get one. if you have been scheduled for one, _ if you have been scheduled for one, please go get one. they are quite funny. at the same time, you talk about shining light in the dark... how did the audiences react? maybe it was touchy for some people or edgy? it is funny, what i have found is i... i don't talk about cancer on a saturday night in front of, like, hen dos and stuff like that i, so i have to — so this has been a beautiful time, like a beautifulaudience to do comedy to because you are like ready to hear about what i am talking about. but i have a comedy

he now lives with a stoma after having the cancer removed. uses tick tock to raise awareness. i've had messages that people have gone and got checked on the back of listening to me on the radio or seeing one of my posts. they've gone and checked. cancer is awful. cancer is scary and no doubts about it. but there's life. there is life after. if you catch it early enough, there's life... there's life after cancer. paul is required to go for regular colonoscopies for the next five years to check the cancer hasn't returned. bowel cancer is the second biggest cancer killer here in wales. currently, 4,000 people are on the surveillance list waiting for a colonoscopy in swansea alone. now it's hoped that a new blood test developed here in swansea university will help to tackle those waiting lists. the hope is that that tests will effectively develop so that in time people can avoid having unnecessary invasive colonoscopy, avoid the wait for those colonoscopies and have that reassurance sooner rather than later. the welsh government has set out a nat

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. >> gigi sohn is present by an stoma need to serve as the fifth commissioner on this federal communications commission. she wasn't nominated in the previous congress but never received a confirmation vote by the full senate. watch her testimony before the senate commerce committee tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2, c-span now are free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by this television companies and more including sparklight. >> the greatest town on earth is the place you call home. at sparklight it's our home, too, and right now we are all facing the greatest challenge. that's why sparklight is working around the clock to keep you connected. we are doing our parts was a little, little easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span is a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy.y. >> brett samuels white house reporter from the hill newspaper tooi an as of the assume. good morning to you try to how are you? >> host: a story you put up yesterday what we know a