CECE Tongan
Malo e lelei, Ko hoku hingoa ko Will Satini. Koe intern au ‘ihe va’a ‘ako fekau’aki moe kainisa ‘ihe Huntsman Cancer Institute. ‘Oku ou kole kemau hufanga ke ngaahi tala fakatapu kae ‘ata kemau faka’aonga’I ha ngaahi lea mahino ngofua ke lava ke ‘autaki atu ‘emau popoaki ‘i he ‘ahoni. ‘Ihe vitiooni temau vahevahe fekau’aki moe kanisa ‘oe halanga ngakau. Temau faka’aonga’I ‘ae me’a nagueni ke fakatata ‘ae ngaahi konga kehe kehe ‘oe halanga ngakau pea pehe foki kihe anga ‘ae tupu ‘oe kanisa.
Koe Ngakau mo’ui lelei.
Ko loto ‘eni ‘oe halanga ngakau.
Koe ngakau koe okani pelepelengesi ‘i loto ho tau sino. ‘Oku ne tokoni ke faka’aonga’i ‘ae me’atokoni ‘oku tau kai ke ma’u ai ‘ae ivi pea moe malohi.
Koe fakafotunga ‘eni ‘oe ngakau ‘oku mo’ui lelei.
Fakatokanga’i ange ‘ae ngaahi fakafotungani, ‘oku haa molemole, ki’I lanu pingikii, pea ‘ikai iai ha ngaahi fo’i tupu.
Polipi
‘Ihe taimi ‘e ni’ihi, ‘e lava ke ‘iai ha ngaahi fo’i tupu ‘ihe halanga ngakau. ‘Oku ‘ui ‘ae ngaahi tupuni koe Polipi.
‘O kapatau ‘e tukunoa’I ange ngaahi fo’i tupu ni, ‘e malava ke hoko ia koe kanisa’.
‘Oku hoko ai ‘ae sivi kanisa ‘oe halanga ngakau ko ha me’a ngaue mahu’inga ki hono ma’u kei taimi ‘ae ngaahi polipi.
‘Oku mau fakalotolahi atu kihe kakai lalahi ‘o kamata ‘ihe ta’u 45 pe lahi ange ke kamata sivi leva kihe kanisa halanga ngakau.
Koe founga lelei taha kihe faka’ehi’ehi mei he kanisa ‘oe halanga ngakau koe fakapapau’I keke sivi ma’u pe.
Crohn's Disease
‘E lava foki he hoko mo ha ngaahi foko’ututa kehe kihe halanga ngakau.
Koe mahaki ‘eni ‘oku iloa koe Crohn's Disease. Koe mahakini ‘oku hoko ai e fepupulahi e halanga ngakau.
’O kapau ‘oku ke foko’utua ha ngaahi mahaki ‘oku felave’I moe kete pe koe halanga ngakau ‘e lava ke toe lahi ange ho’o faingamalie ke ma’u nimaa koe ‘e he kanisa oe halanga ngakau.
‘Ihe taimi ‘e ni’ihi, ‘oku iai ‘ae ngaahi mahaki fakafamili ‘e lava ke fakalalahi ai e ngaahi mahakini ‘o iku ma’u ai koe ‘ehe kanisa. ‘Oku mahu’inga leva keke ‘ilo ‘ae hisitolia ‘oe ngaahi mahaki fakafamili ‘iho famili pea ke fakapapau’I ‘oku ke tala ia kiho’o toketa.
Koe kanisa ‘oe Halanga Ngakau.
‘O kapau ‘e tuku ta’e sivi ‘e lava ke tupu pea fakalalahi ‘ae kanisa ‘ihe halanga ngakau. ‘Oku mou me’a mai kihe taimi ‘oku kamata tupu ai e kanisa ‘ihe ngakau.
Kai kehe, oku ‘iai e ngaahi founga ‘e lava keke fakamama’o ai meihe ngaahi mahakini. ‘Oku kau ai ‘e kai mo’ui lelei pea moe fakamama’o pe ta’ofi ‘ae kai e miiti kulokula. Tanaki atu kiai moe fakamolohisino, fakamama’o meihe tapaka pea toe mahu’inga ‘ange keke lava ‘atu kiho toketa ke fai ha’o sivi kanisa.
Advanced Cancer (Ma’unima he Kanisa)
‘O kapau ‘e ikai sivi ke ‘ilo mo ma’u kei taimi ‘ae kanisa, ‘e tupu pea fakalalahi ia pea lava ke mafola ia kihe ngaahi konga kehe ‘oe sino.
‘Ihe taimi lahi, ‘oku ikai ke iai ha ngaahi faka’ilonga ia ‘oku ma’u kita ‘ehe kanisa ‘oe halanga ngakau kae ‘oleva ai kuo tupu pe fakalalahi.
Koia ai, ‘oku fu’u mahu’inga ‘aupito keke fakahoko ‘ae sivi kanisa ‘o kamata ‘ihe ta’u 45 (fangofulumanima pea mo fale’I mo ho’o toketa fekau’aki moe hisitolia ‘oe ngaahi mahakini ‘iho famili.
Ending
Koe lahi ‘age ‘a etau ‘ilo fekau’aki moe kanisa, tetau mateuteu leva ke malu’i ‘a etau ngaahi mo’ui meihe ngaahi mahakini kae pehe foki kiho tau ngaahi famili. ‘Oku ou faka’amu pe ne mou ako ha kihi’I me’a si’I mei he mau kii popoaki he ‘ahoni. ‘Okapau ‘e iai ha’amou ngaahi fehu’i fekau’aki moe kanisa kataki fetu’utaki mai kihe mau learning center ‘ihe falemahaki huntsman cancer institute pe vakai kihe mau website huntsmancancer.org/prevention. Malo ‘aupito
Hi, my name is Will Satini. I am a health education intern at Huntsman Cancer Institute and today I am going to introduce you to some experts who will teach us more about colorectal cancer and how to prevent it.
Let’s walk through our giant inflatable colon exhibit to learn more.
Normal Tissue
Welcome to the inside of a colon.
The colon is an organ inside our bodies that is very important for how our bodies use the food we eat.
This is what a healthy colon looks like.
Notice how it is pink, smooth, and does not have any growths.
Polyps
Polyps are small growths in the colon. They are small clumps of cells which can get bigger and some of them can turn into cancer.
This can really save lives, if we can find polyps early. We recommend that all adults start screening for colorectal cancer by age 45.
The best prevention is regular screening for polyps.
Crohn’s Disease
Illnesses can happen inside the colon.
This is Crohn’s disease, an illness where the colon is inflamed or swollen.
If you have this, it means that you may be more likely to develop colorectal cancer. Your doctor may recommend more screenings if you have this illness.
Sometimes, genetic diseases we can’t see also mean you may be more likely to develop cancer. Knowing your family history and, if anyone in your family has had cancer, is also important to tell your doctor.
Colon Cancer
If left unscreened, colorectal cancer can develop here. This is what colorectal cancer looks like when it begins to form.
There are things you can do to prevent colorectal cancer. Eat healthy food. Avoid red or processed meats. Be physically active. Avoid tobacco. And get screened.
Advanced Cancer
When colorectal cancer is not found early, it continues to grow inside the colon and sometimes throughout the body.
Oftentimes, there are no symptoms of colorectal cancer until it has actually grown.
To prevent advanced colorectal cancer, please get screened starting at age 45 and talk to your doctor about your personal history and your family history.
Call to Action
The more we know about cancer prevention, the better prepared we are to protect our own health and the health of our families.
Contact the Cancer Learning Center or learn more about cancer prevention if you have questions.