Male Breast Cancer
Well, it all started when after my mother’s funeral nearly 4 years ago my father said to my brother and i, that he has a lump on his breast and it was weeping, but had not done anything about it due ...
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Hi Craig, and welcome to the club nobody wants to be part of. But thank you for comming on and telling your family story. although this site is fairly new, we are now starting to get more male members. Have you applied for the My Journey Kit which is free from bcna, and can be ordered on here it has lots of great information not only for breast cancer sufferers but for family, friends and close ones, and it has been compiled using information from people who have been on the journey, so is in a language we can understand. I hope you and your family results come back clear, but please keep in touch. and give you dad a big hug from us, As you say it seems to be more difficult fro men to admit to BC, which is a shame as statistics show and and your case has become a reality it does happen. So thanks again for joining us. and let us know how you are all doing. Regards Moira