https://learnlooklocate.com/richards-male-breast-cancer-survivor-story-running-through-diagnosis-surgery-and-recovery/ A few weeks after my breast cancer surgery, I had a follow-up mammogram—and in this video I show the images and explain what you’re seeing. My left breast is clear; a year earlier, my right breast showed that unmistakable white blob: cancer. Please schedule your mammograms.
Ladies already know, but men, if you feel something, get checked and ask about a mammogram. For vetted information and powerful stories, visit LearnLookLocate.com—search male breast cancer to find mine. Share this to raise awareness, comment with questions, and subscribe for updates on recovery, screening, and support. Early detection saves lives. Peace, everybody. Today.