article_snippet: When Sharron O'Neill was diagnosed with Lynch syndrome in Sharron O'Neill late 20s, a genetic condition that makes someone more likely to get cancer, Sharron O'Neill said it wasn't surprise.
article_snippet: Sharron O'Neil and Sharron O'Neil mother, Jilian Carter, both have Lynch syndrome.
article_snippet: Lynch syndrome is a genetic condition that makes people more susceptible to a number of cancers including bowel cancer, ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, pancreatic cancer, and stomach cancer, among many others.
article_snippet: In the following years, four of the five remaining children, including Sharron O'Neill grandmother,  faced three of more Lynch syndrome cancers, averaging out to almost one person per decade.
article_snippet: Lynch syndrome not only makes someone more likely to get cancer, but Lynch syndrome also means Lynch syndrome will likely get the disease earlier in life.
highlights_snippet: Sharron O'Neill was diagnosed with Lynch syndrome in Sharron O'Neill late 20s .
  