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traveltext
7 years agoMember
A man living with mets.
@"Chester80$$" gives an honest rundown about his late stage breast cancer
22 Replies
- traveltextMemberIt is indeed a shit disease and there’s still no cure unfortunately.
Rob died with great great dignity and a week ago agreed to let me record these poignant words:
https://youtu.be/KrbceujtXv0 - RomlaMemberOh no too sad. Condolences to the family and friends of this very brave human.
- ZoffielMemberIt really is a shit of a disease. Well done to anyone who not only endures it, but makes the effort to make a difference. Mxx
- kitkatbMemberAm so sorry to hear the news about Rob. My thoughts are with the family.
- Jane221MemberMay Rob rest in peace. He has made a lasting contribution to our conversations around breast cancer and inclusivity and that will never be forgotten.
- traveltextMember
- KattykitMemberI'm so sorry to hear he has passed, please accept my condolences @traveltext.
- arpieMember
- kmakmMemberFuck cancer
- traveltextMember
Rob passed away after nine years of treatment for breast cancer. A Stage 1V patient for the past five years, Rob was a huge inspiration to his family and friends. His wife, Annie, seen in the video clip above, has a large support network. Rob will also be missed by everyone at BCNA and his Male BC buddies at the Male Breast Cancer Coalition.
He was my best, breast friend. When I visited him last week, the last thing we said to each other was “Fuck Cancer.” Exactly.