In cancer, communication is critical.
Khevin Barnes
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Khevin Barnes is a writer and breast cancer advocate living in Vail, Arizona with his wife, two cats and a desert tortoise. He is a retired stage magician and now, a hopelessly obsessive five-string banjo player. He was diagnosed with male breast cancer in 2014.
Articles by Khevin Barnes
Surviving cancer just got easier, thanks to these angels.
A cancer survivor weighs his losses and gains.
A guy who knows breast cancer shares some surgical tips.
The origin of that pink ribbon may surprise you.
A man with breast cancer invites real women to wear blue.
It may have been a “quiet disease," but we just turned up the volume.
Two survivors investigate the frequency and availability of this post-cancer procedure.
Some lessons I’ve learned on and off the operating table
Claustrophobic, needle-phobic and just plain wimpy, the fight to survive has pulled me through.
Nature has provided medicine for many ailments. A male breast cancer survivor asks, why not this one?
A former Disney cast member and cancer survivor discovers a new meaning to these beloved lyrics.
As unpredictable as the weather, the cycle of cancer is often difficult to forecast.
Sometimes the person you share your life with can help save yours.
A male breast cancer survivor ponders the power of attitude.
Sometimes powerful, sometimes painful, there are lessons in cancer at every turn.
What is the story you share with the world, and how has cancer changed it?
How I’m learning to survive cancer and aging at the same time
A guy with male breast cancer discovers what happens when cancer is bigger than the person.
How do we choose the best tests to keep an eye on our cancer?
A breast cancer survivor looks at prescription drugs, and what we call them.
Cancer can feel like a ticking time bomb. Here's how one cancer survivor diffused it.
This is probably not about what you’re thinking.
A cancer survivor examines the link between health and humor.
How do we define how we feel and answer the question, "How do you feel?"
A male breast cancer survivor discovers this path to tranquility.
Are you deciding with your heart or with your head?
A cancer birthday for one of us gives hope to all of us.
A male breast cancer survivor looks at the disease as if it were a small business.
It’s the empty place that lies between diagnosis and treatment, but it’s full of life.
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