Ten Years Blue in a Sea of Pink

traveltext
traveltext Member Posts: 1,055

Male breast cancer advocacy strategiesI

Over the past 10 years, so much has changed for me personally. Fortunately, the message that breast cancer is a genderless disease has grown significantly, and community awareness is much more widespread. To assist those looking to advocate, here are some of the strategies I've found effective to help raise awareness and ensure that men with breast cancer are both recognized and supported.

https://advancedbreastcancer.net/living/ten-years-advocacy-strategies

Comments

  • exbrnxgrl
    exbrnxgrl Member Posts: 5,269

    Thank you! Your efforts to raise awareness of male bc have been amazing. Take care

  • threetree
    threetree Member Posts: 1,695

    Thanks Traveltext. I signed up for the newsletter. I also have, over the years, tried to educate some of my friends and acquaintances about the fact that men get this disease too, and that the overwhelming female focus of this disease makes it very difficult for them to be heard and understood, adequately treated. These organizations and the rhetoric need to get away from the "pink thing" for a number of reasons. Thanks for doing what you do!

  • cookie54
    cookie54 Member Posts: 838

    @traveltext So glad to hear your voice is starting to be heard! I also try to educate my family and friends regarding male breast cancer . Of course most as surprised that men are affected by this relentless disease.I admire your focus and strength and you are making a difference in men's lives!