Test For Toby

16/03/2026

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month 💙

Most people don’t realize that colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when it’s found early.

That’s why we created — to keep the conversation going and remind people to get screened, talk about symptoms, and look out for the people they love.

By sharing and placing our little lobster sticker around the world, and spreading awareness together… we can help save lives.

💙 If you see this post, please help us:
✔️ Share it
✔️ Talk about screening
✔️ Follow

Awareness starts with a conversation.
And that conversation could save a life.

13/03/2026

🇵🇷 Look what was found in San Juan, Puerto Rico…

Right there on a beach flag pole at Condado / DoDo Beach was a little lobster sticker. 🦞💙

What started as a small idea in memory of Toby is now showing up in places we never expected. Beaches, cities, golf courses, airports… and Puerto Rico.

Every sticker, every photo, every share starts a conversation about something that matters:

👉 Colorectal cancer awareness

It’s one of the most preventable cancers when caught early, yet far too many people still aren’t getting screened.

So if you see the little lobster somewhere in the world, take a picture and send it to us.
Let’s keep the message travelling. 🌎

💙 Get screened
💙 Talk about it
💙 Share this post to help spread awareness

12/03/2026

“Sent my p**p test in the mail today… TMI?”

Never TMI in our world. 💙

This message popped into my phone this morning and it made my entire day.

Because this is exactly why we started .

If sharing lobster stickers, stories, and reminders gets even ONE more person to do their colorectal cancer screening… it matters.

Early detection saves lives.
A simple test at home could save yours.

So no… it’s not TMI.

It’s powerful. 💙🦞

If you’re over 50 (or younger with family history), talk to your doctor about screening.

And if you’ve done your test… tell me.
I LOVE hearing these messages.

10/03/2026

Most people don’t realize that colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers if it’s caught early.

But many people don’t know the warning signs.

Changes in bowel habits.
Blood in stool.
Unexplained weight loss.
Fatigue.

These symptoms are often ignored or brushed off.

Early detection can save lives.

That’s why we keep spreading the message through 💙

Please take a moment to read the signs in the next slide and share this post so more people know what to watch for.

You could help someone catch it early.

09/03/2026

Most people think colorectal cancer only happens “later in life.”

But many people with NO obvious risk factors are being diagnosed younger than ever.

These are some of the most common risk factors doctors look for 👇

But here’s the truth…
Anyone with a colon can get colorectal cancer.

That’s why awareness and early screening matter so much.

If this post reaches even one person who decides to get checked sooner, it matters.

👉 Save this post so you remember the signs and risks.
👉 Share it so more people learn.
👉 Follow to help us spread awareness.

06/03/2026

Wearing blue today. 💙

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and today is Dress in Blue Day.

I’m wearing blue for Toby AND for every family affected by colorectal cancer.

If you’re wearing blue today, tag or send us a photo and I’ll share it later. Let’s fill the feed with blue. 💙

04/03/2026

🇨🇦 Canada is lighting up BLUE.

Landmarks across the country will glow blue on March 6 for Dress in Blue Day in support of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.

From Toronto to Vancouver, Niagara Falls to Quebec City, communities across Canada are helping shine a light on the importance of early screening and saving lives.

Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when caught early.

💙 Wear blue on March 6
💙 Talk about screening
💙 Help spread awareness

👇 Tell us where you’re from in Canada so we can see how far this message reaches.



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04/03/2026

Grateful for the Municipality of Shelburne helping spread awareness for colorectal cancer and supporting 💙

💙 March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month 💙

March is dedicated to raising awareness about colorectal cancer — the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in Canada. The good news is that when detected early, colorectal cancer is highly treatable. Screening saves lives.

This Friday, March 6th, we encourage everyone to take part in Dress in Blue Day to help raise awareness and show support for those affected by colorectal cancer. Wear blue, start conversations, and help spread the message about the importance of screening.

Locally, we also encourage you to follow and support the Test For Toby page, which continues to raise awareness in our community about early detection and the importance of getting tested.

Let’s work together to raise awareness, support one another, and promote lifesaving screening. 💙

04/03/2026

💙 Dress in Blue Day is March 6! 💙

Join us in wearing blue this Friday to raise awareness for colorectal cancer and the importance of screening.

Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when caught early, yet many people still aren’t getting screened.

Put on your blue, take a photo, and tag to help spread the message and remind people to get tested.

Together we can save lives. 💙🦞