Jeff Flynn
I was diagnosed with Male Breast Cancer in September 2012, aged 59. During a left breast mastectomy, almost immediately after diagnosis, 35 axillary lymph nodes were removed, of which 34 […]
Michael Heaven
November 6, 1959 – May 3, 2021 In July 2016, Michael was diagnosed with a very rare and extremely aggressive form of triple-positive male breast cancer. This came as a […]
Alan Herbert
Late in February 2012 I was falling asleep when I felt my left breast was itching by the nipple. Being a man, I scratched gently, and I felt a lump! […]
Bob Trafter
May 9, 1954 – April 28, 2017 Journey, what journey? This has been more like a trip to hell and back. In 1995. I felt something right under my right […]
Reuben Board
Back in November 2022 I was working on a building site driving a telescopic handler in Exmouth East Devon, I squeezed past a stack of blocks and hurt myself on […]
Ben Porch
While the risk of breast cancer is relatively low for men, the odds go up for those who carry the BRCA2 gene mutation. About a year ago, Ben Porch, 59, […]
Galen Johnson
About the time Covid-19 started, I felt a small bump on my chest. I figured it was an abscess because I had had them before. Since doctors and hospitals were […]
José Antonio Barrena Blazquez
At first, I thought my journey had been no different from that of other breast cancer patients. Soon after sharing my experience with them, I realized how lucky I was. […]
Nathan Spencer
My name is Nat Spencer and I’m a breast cancer survivor from 9/11. This is my story from that dreadful day up to the present. I remember getting off the […]
David McCallion
David McCallion, from Manchester England, was 55 years old when he noticed changes in one of his breasts. He first thought it was related to a previous diagnosis of Gynecomastia, which is […]