Breast cancer in men

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How to tell others

As breast cancer is often seen as a ‘woman’s cancer’ some men find it difficult or embarrassing talking about their breast cancer. You may want to start by telling close friends and family and then once you feel more comfortable and confident talking about your cancer, let other people know. The more open you are about your breast cancer, the easier it may be for others to support you.

I have never tried to hide the fact that I had breast cancer. I have received a lot of support from my family and friends

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