The Amanda mann clark project
Bringing Awareness to Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer
Created in Memory of Amanda Mann Clark
A Legacy of Amanda Mann Clark
The AMC Project is more than just an initiative; it’s a legacy. Founded in memory of Amanda Mann Clark, a vibrant 35-year-old Nurse Practitioner, mother, and wife, we are on a mission to shine a light on early-onset colorectal cancer. Today, we continue her vision, ensuring that her story inspires change and saves lives.
Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer
Early-onset colorectal cancer can be aggressive, and its symptoms are frequently dismissed or misdiagnosed due to the patient’s age. This is why the AMC Project emphasizes the importance of early detection and proactive health measures. By understanding the signs and advocating for timely screenings, we can make a difference.
Amanda’s Story
Amanda Mann Clark was not just a statistic; she was a beacon of hope and resilience. Initially misdiagnosed with IBS and hemorrhoids, Amanda’s eventual diagnosis of Stage IV Colorectal Cancer was a stark reminder of the challenges young patients face. Despite her diagnosis, Amanda’s spirit remained unbroken. She channeled her energy into educating others about the realities of early-onset colorectal cancer, emphasizing the importance of early detection and advocating for those in similar situations.
Making a Difference
From local fundraising events to education, we are dedicated to increasing awareness and supporting those in need.
Empowering Individuals
Together, we can ensure that patients receive timely diagnoses, powerful resources, and the best possible care.
Celebrating Life
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Why we do
What We Do
The AMC Project is a community-driven initiative, and our strength lies in our collective efforts. From local and regional fundraising events to educational forums and outreach projects, we are dedicated to increasing awareness and supporting critical research. By joining hands with us, you’re not just supporting a cause; you’re becoming part of a movement that aims to change the narrative around early-onset colorectal cancer.