One Drop of Blood Changed My Life

Told with humor and heart, Teresa Davis-Mills’ compelling cancer story reveals how she conquered this disease and the lingering regrets that came with it.

Radical Change is Needed

I’m Not Sh*ttin You makes a convincing case that radical change is needed on the oft-neglected subject of colorectal cancer, which kills 52,000 people a year in the U.S.

Challenging the Status Quo

Challenging the status quo on colorectal cancer, her book shows this cancer is now on the rise, and often more aggressive, in younger adults ages 18 to 50. Yet, screening for these early-onset cancer patients often doesn’t occur until it’s too late.

If you’re seeking the right questions to ask to protect your colon health and get your doctor’s attention, or guidance for your own, or a loved one’s, colorectal cancer journey, this book is for you.

It took courage for Teresa to write this book and tell her story. As you hold this book in your hands, I know you’ll feel the strength of this fighter on every page. - Lynda Avera, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

As a physician, it is my hope that Teresa’s story encourages other people to make cancer screening a priority for themselves and their families and friends who love them. - Dr. Leiah Walrod

About the Author

Teresa Davis-Mills is the author of I’m Not Sh*ttin You, a memoir about her colorectal cancer journey. An advocate for early detection, her book is written with humor and raw detail to dispel the icky stigma that comes with this brand of cancer.