Hockey player shares the 2 symptoms that led to his Stage IV colorectal cancer diagnosis at age 26

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David Lyon was diagnosed with Stage IV colorectal cancer at age 26 after experiencing blood in his stool and abdominal pain.
Colorectal cancer cases are rising in young adults, becoming the leading cancer cause of death for those under 50.
Key symptoms to watch for include rectal bleeding, lower abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss, and changes in bowel habits.
Lyon underwent three years of aggressive treatment, including chemotherapy, surgery, and a liver transplant.
He is now cancer-free and hopes to encourage young people to seek medical attention for concerning symptoms.
Lyon uses his streaming proceeds to donate to cancer charities and raise awareness.

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