By Percy Crawford
Zenger News
A Mammogram? 'It's Not a Fun Process': Male Breast Cancer Survivor Shares His Journey
Aubrey Glencamp's wife found the lump. He went to the doctor the same week.
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November 12, 2020
After a double mastectomy and chemo in 2016, Glencamp, who was diagnosed at 33, is now cancer-free
Aubrey Glencamp hopes his experience serves as a reminder that no one is exempt from
breast cancer.
After a rare diagnosis, Aubrey Glencamp began the fight of his life - and won.
October is dedicated to breast-cancer awareness. Pink symbolizes Breast Cancer
Awareness Month. This potentially deadly form of cancer claims more than 42,000
lives a year. Usually detected in women, there are rare cases when the disease is
discovered in men.
Aubrey Glencamp is one of them.
According to research, only 1 in every 833 men are diagnosed with breast cancer.
After a double mastectomy and chemo in 2016...
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