The Men's Breast Cancer Forum - Men Get It Too

The Men's Breast Cancer Forum - Men Get It Too Contacts
Peter Bennett 0412 759 112 Qld
Helen Rayner 0412 086 023 QLD
George Moros 0413 056549 Qld
John Marchant 0487264091

28/11/2023

There is information available to help.

28/11/2023

✨Upcoming Support Group Meeting✨

The Testicular Cancer Support Group (formerly St Batholomews Testicular Cancer Support Group) will be hosting a virtual support meeting on Monday 27th November 5.30 pm. This will be facilitated by specialist nurses Michelle Greenwood and Shiv Smith.

Email Nurse Rob for more information: robert.cornes@orchid-cancer.org.uk

28/11/2023

and I'm grateful⁠
"For the opportunity to help all of the other men who are dealing with Male Breast Cancer." - Harvey
Share what you're grateful for in the comments below!⁠
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Follow us across our social media platforms. Stay up to date with our blog and informational posts.⁠
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Learn how to perform a self-breast exam at: https://www.hisbreastcancer.org/single-post/self-breast-exam-for-men⁠
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Visit our website at HISBreastCancer.org. ⁠
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01/11/2023

It's not always obvious when someone is struggling.

That's why it's important to check in with all those we care about, even the ones who always have a smile on their face.

Thanks for this important reminder Liz and Mollie.

23/08/2023

Although Breast Cancer is predominantly a female disease, approximately 2710 new cases of Male Breast Cancer and 530 deaths occurred in MEN in 2022 in the USA.

Those numbers average out to be about 50 men per week in the USA or an average of ONE per State Per Week!
Yes, ONE MAN per STATE, per WEEK, gets Male Breast Cancer.

In contrast, in 2022 in the USA, 287,850 Women got new cases of Breast Cancer, of which 43,250 Women died from Breast Cancer.
Those number average out to be 5,757 new cases of Women's Breast Cancer, per State, per Year, or 110 women, per Week, per State.

In summary, although Very Rare, Men represent 1% of all Breast Cancer cases in the US. So, to answer people who still ask, "Can Men even get Breast Cancer? The answer is "YES" Men can and do get Breast Cancer. If you aren't already, start doing those self-exams and talk to your doctor about your breast health.

18/07/2023

If you ask why we advocate for men as strongly as we do, just take a look at this sign. This appears in a breast center in Florida.  When men have to enter, they need to go down the hall through a custodial closet, and in a back door to receive their mammograms. Ask yourself, is this fair? Let’s put an end to the gender bias that exists in the breast cancer community.

01/05/2023

Terrible things happen to the nicest people. As a physician, I have known this to be true my entire career and have seen it play out again and again. Sudden accidents, cancer, addiction, su***de, pregnancy loss, chronic pain. There are so many reasons for a kind, wonderful person or loving family to...

27/04/2023

Care Partners are incredible people. They give selflessly of themselves and their time. Very often they neglect themselves along the way and stress in silence. We are proud to launch our brand new MBCGA Care Partner Network. This is a private Facebook group dedicated to male breast cancer care partners. Giving them a place to ask the questions and get the support from fellow care partners who are walking the same path. If you are interested in joining, please let us know.

24/03/2023

Its Fumble Friday.

Have you found a lump or bump on your p***s, testicles, breast or your body somewhere ? something that looks and feels off ? Feel embarrassed about showing it to anyone? Forget about and think it will go away or "I’ll just keep an eye on it" Dont make the same mistake as some.
Call your doctor and make an appointment today

13/03/2023

Just got the “all clear” from a CT scan about a week ago. Did’nt find any cancer, or problems.
Had a blood test and my CEA were fine, but my C19.9 had jumped from 10, 2 years ago to 30. Marker for Cancer or inflamation somewhere. They could not find anything from the CT, so just redo the blood test in a few weeks and see where it sits. Maybe the inflamtion from a compressed fracture in spine, don’t know.
Just GREAT news NO CANCER FOUND.
PeterB

09/03/2023

Today is the day you gentlemen need to actually look at your p***s not just play with it. is a real and can take your p***s if not your life. Please read please share please checkyourself

23/02/2023

This will allow unsuitable candidates to avoid the serious side effects of chemotherapy and pave the way for better surgical outcomes

18/01/2023

The message is clear.

13/11/2022

Learn the facts about advanced breast cancer.

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