Radio Interview October 21, 2014 with Rich Anderson, Talking about Breast Cancer Awareness week for Men!! Such a great host and we were really proud to be on and share our story, and concerns about spreading the word that Men too Can get Breast Cancer. Please listen and enjoy, THANK YOU RICH ANDERSON AND HOPE RADIO
Written by Cameron Scott | Published on October 10, 2014
Bret Miller first asked about a lump under his nipple at a football physical during his senior year of high school. The doctors told him that calcium can build up during puberty, and the lump would go away on its own.
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A Very Busy Month Of October, Bringing Some Blue To The World Of Pink
Thank You Sarah Guthrie for helping us Build AWARENESS!
Great write up in Leawood Lifestyle Magazine, Read the article Here
The Doctors rebroadcast an updated version of Bret Miller’s appearance, with special guest appearance by Peggy Miller.
This appeared on August 8th, 2014
On a morning when temperatures were in the mid-40s with a brisk northwesterly wind, two dozen brave souls went topless to draw attention to breast cancer.
The difference in this Manhattan skyline photo shoot is nine of the participants were men.
Look closely and you’ll see their scars. Like women, some have had mastectomies. Others, lumpectomies.
Heather Gray follows up last month’s piece on male breast cancer
with facts, figures, and a potentially life-saving video.
Bret Miller was recognized by the Kansas City Mo, CIty Council on April 3, 2014. The family attended as Mayor Sly James introduced Councilman Taylor and he read a very nicely prepared statement, Councilman Taylor 's family has been touched also by Breast Cancer.
After receiving a KCMO Proclamation declaring APRIL as Mens Breast Cancer Month Bret’s family also met with all of the city council members, Thanking them all for their time and efforts.
Watch this short video from the KCMO CH2 site, filmed in house, after receiving a KCMO Proclamation declaring APRIL as Mens Breast Cancer Month