These men, once so close, are mostly gone from my life. We've all moved on. But I'll remember, always, the very male but oh-so-human way they reached out and found me when I needed them most.
For More on Men Supporting Women Who Have Breast Cancer:
Marc Heyison is the president and co-founder of Men Against Breast Cancer. Read his Breast Cancer SharePosts.
Doug Haberstroh is telling the story of his wife, Keri, who was diagnosed with breast cancer when she was 25.
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