‘For Men To Talk’ raising awareness about another important issue: Male Cancer

‘For Men To Talk’ is more than just a support group. It’s a safe space where men can open up, share their struggles, and connect with others who understand. This group was started by Luke Newman, who knows firsthand how hard it can be for men to talk about their feelings. He says, “We’re not therapists – just men who understand what it’s like to feel low and want to help each other get through it.”

The group supports men dealing with anxiety, depression, and grief. They meet in person, online, during walking sessions, and even on fishing trips. These relaxed, friendly environments make it easier for men to speak openly and feel supported.

But ‘For Men To Talk’ is also raising awareness about another important issue: male cancer. On their website, there’s a section called ‘Male Cancer Awareness’, where they provide helpful, clear information on different types of male cancers. This includes testicular, prostate, lung, and bowel cancer – all of which can be life-threatening if not caught early.

Knowing what symptoms to look for and doing regular checks can save lives. Many men don’t talk about physical health concerns, just like they often stay quiet about mental health. That’s why this page is so important – it encourages men to take charge of their health.

Recently, the page was updated to include two more types of cancer: bladder cancer and skin cancer. These updates give even more life-saving information to men who may not know what to watch out for.

It’s important to remember that these symptoms don’t always mean cancer – but they should always be checked by a doctor. The sooner something is caught, the better the chance of successful treatment.

By talking about both mental and physical health, ‘For Men To Talk’ is helping men look after themselves in every way. Whether it’s sharing how you’re feeling or learning how to check for signs of cancer, the message is clear: talking can save lives.

You can visit our website to find out more about the group or join a meeting. And remember, you’re not alone – there are always people ready to listen and support you.

For the ‘Male Cancer Awareness’ page, visit https://formentotalk.co.uk/malecancerawareness/