MEN CAN GET BREAST CANCER TOO
Although the number of men with breast cancer is much lower than the number of women, their outcomes are not as good.
Some of the reasons are:
The Survivor Thrivers are fortunate to have a health male survivor on the team. His name is Steve and he is a great asset to the team, both on and off the water. Steve is willing to speak with you in confidence and share his experience of detection, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. He is willing to listen to you and discuss your concerns. You can email Steve at [email protected]
Some of the reasons are:
- Many people are unaware that men can get breast cancer.
- Men are reluctant to discuss breast cancer symptoms, such as a lump, with their doctor.
- Embarrassment about breast health in men delays diagnosis and treatment - sometimes tragically
The Survivor Thrivers are fortunate to have a health male survivor on the team. His name is Steve and he is a great asset to the team, both on and off the water. Steve is willing to speak with you in confidence and share his experience of detection, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. He is willing to listen to you and discuss your concerns. You can email Steve at [email protected]
