Richard Ringwald
I could say my journey started on D-Day, or diagnosis day. However, my story began early in 2020 as I embarked on a new position as a restaurant general manager. […]
Stefano Saldarelli
As a 48-year-old man who has always taken care of his diet, who has always watched his weight, who has been attending gyms for over 35 years, and neither smoked […]
Marius Soler
3/20/74 – 06/30/26 age 52 I’m a patient with Male Breast Cancer (Stage IV), which has spread to my bones. Currently 46 years old, I’m married and we have three […]
Kenneth Todd Nelson
I’ve dedicated my life to service. Anything that I can do to bring about a change, awareness, and to help others is what I’m excited about. Kenneth Nelson Early Diagnosis […]
Leigh Horton
There was a not uncommon response when Leigh Horton began telling people he had breast cancer. They thought he was talking about his wife, Tracy. “When we started telling people, a […]
Tony Savage
As a retired San Diego Chargers defensive tackle, I’ve had my share of injuries and surgeries. Nothing I endured on the field was as difficult as my breast cancer surgery […]
Robert G. Thibodeau
January 10, 1948 – August 13, 2024 An Ironman’s Journey My wife, Joy, had just left for her Tuesday night bowling league. I settled into my recliner in the family […]
Jeff Heinz
Jeff Heinz, 66, who retired as a newspaper photographer after more than 35 years, never thought he’d become a storyteller. His diagnosis for male breast cancer changed that. He was […]
Jim Keegan
On May 6, 2013, my wife and I were laying in the bed and she felt a lump under my skin in my left breast. The lump was small but […]
Rick Martin Bacon
I was diagnosed with breast cancer in October, six days before my 50th birthday. A couple of years before, I noticed something strange. I teach medieval martial arts, and part […]