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BK’s Buttocks Brigade
BK’s Buttocks Brigade
Welcome to BK’s (Brian & Kristen’s) Buttocks Brigade team page! 🍑💙
Did you know that COLORECTAL CANCER is the 2ND DEADLIEST CANCER?
Our team, and the Colon Cancer Coalition want to make colorectal cancer screening a life-long health practice available to all, saving lives from this devastating disease.
Our family has been affected by this disease twice in the last two years. First in January 2022, when Kristen received a stage 2B diagnosis. Second, when Brian was diagnosed with stage 3B in October 2023.
Fortunately both are currently in NED (no evidence of disease) status!
Support our team by donating or by pressing the “join our team” link and raising funds individually. If you are unable to commit to those options please share our page. Your contribution and efforts will make a real difference in the colorectal cancer community and will help save lives.
Lastly, if you are 45 or older, have a family history of colorectal cancer, or are experiencing gastrointestinal distress reach out to your medical provider to schedule a colonoscopy.
Colorectal cancer is preventable and curable when colonoscopy screening is completed. Survival rate is over 90% when caught in early stages!
Thank you for your support! We are stronger together.
Sincerely,
Brian Malkamaki &
Kristen Malkamaki Kierna
Did you know that COLORECTAL CANCER is the 2ND DEADLIEST CANCER?
Our team, and the Colon Cancer Coalition want to make colorectal cancer screening a life-long health practice available to all, saving lives from this devastating disease.
Our family has been affected by this disease twice in the last two years. First in January 2022, when Kristen received a stage 2B diagnosis. Second, when Brian was diagnosed with stage 3B in October 2023.
Fortunately both are currently in NED (no evidence of disease) status!
Support our team by donating or by pressing the “join our team” link and raising funds individually. If you are unable to commit to those options please share our page. Your contribution and efforts will make a real difference in the colorectal cancer community and will help save lives.
Lastly, if you are 45 or older, have a family history of colorectal cancer, or are experiencing gastrointestinal distress reach out to your medical provider to schedule a colonoscopy.
Colorectal cancer is preventable and curable when colonoscopy screening is completed. Survival rate is over 90% when caught in early stages!
Thank you for your support! We are stronger together.
Sincerely,
Brian Malkamaki &
Kristen Malkamaki Kierna
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