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What Every Man Should Know About Breast Cancer

S3E20 Breast cancer is widely seen as a women’s disease — but men can get breast cancer too. Because awareness is so low, many men delay seeking care, dismiss early symptoms, or struggle to find support after diagnosis. In this episode of Besties with Breasties, Sarah and Beth are joined by Scott, a male breast cancer survivor, who shares how he discovered something wasn’t right, what it felt like to be diagnosed, and the unique challenges men face navigating a system not built with them in mind. Scott opens up about symptoms men often ignore, the shock of diagnosis, hormone therapy side effects, and the isolation that comes from being one of very few men with this disease. He also shares why peer mentorship matters — especially for men who want to talk to someone who truly understands. In This Episode, We Discuss: -Breast cancer in men and how common it actually is -Early warning signs men often overlook -How Scott discovered his cancer -The emotional impact of a male breast cancer diagnosis -Why men struggle to find support after diagnosis -Treatment differences and hormone therapy side effects -The importance of peer mentorship for men -How Faith Through Fire supports male breast cancer survivors About Besties with Breasties & Faith Through Fire Faith Through Fire is a 501c3 Non-Profit. Our mission is to reduce the fear and anxiety that breast cancer patients feel and replace it with hope and a path toward thriving. We do this through peer mentorship, which can be implemented nationwide. We host educational supports in-person and virtually to help overcome the trauma of breast cancer. Learn more or become a supporter at faiththroughfire.org Subscribe for more episodes and survivor stories. Connect with us on social media: Facebook:   / faithroughfire   Instagram:   / faithroughfire   If this episode helped raise awareness or encouraged you to take symptoms seriously, please like, subscribe, and share it — especially with the men in your life.