Jenny Jones is back, and a lot has changed. Since her last visit, she lost her mother to FAP complications, launched Life's Apolyp Foundation as a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit, and is correcting the record on something she got wrong last time: FAP is not just a colon disease. It's a whole-body condition that can show up in the eyes, skin, teeth, liver, and more, and the gaps in that understanding are delaying diagnosis and putting families at risk. This conversation covers the foundation, the research funding gap, the APC gene, and what it looks like to build a legacy out of grief. CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction to Chronic Truth Podcast00:47 Understanding FAP and Its Gaps09:13 The Launch of Life's Apollop Foundation16:04 Community and Advocacy for FAP Patients24:48 Future Goals for Life's Apollop FoundationCONNECT & RESOURCESJenny Jones: 🌐 lysapolyp.org The Chronic Truth Podcast: 🌐 Website: chronictruthpodcast.com 📱 Instagram: @ChronicTruthPodcast 📘 TikTok: @chronictruthpodcast 💬 Share Your Story: Testimonials📋 Community Survey: SurveyProduction Partner: Podcast Mechanic
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