A few things that made us smile
“I just saw the message on Twitter from @coloncanada and was impressed by
the light-hearted, de-stigmatizing message encouraging people to get a
colonoscopy. The www.getyourbuttseen.com campaign is nothing short of
brilliant.” –One of our many devoted Twitter followers
One of our incredible Giant Colon Tour volunteers in Peterborough.
She’s a cancer survivor, and she says it loudly and proudly!
Canada’s finest checking out the Giant Colon in Pembroke, Ontario.
It was the final stop for the 13-city provincial tour, but there are thousands of communities left to explore!
Twitter posts regarding the infamous Get Your Butt Seen campaign:
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Thank you for the glamour!
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