When Stephen Lewis found a lump in his breast he wasn't unduly worried. He certainly didn't suspect it could be breast cancer so it came as a shock when he was given the diagnosis.
The bombshell in June 2020 was just the start of what turned out to be a terrible turn of events for the widowed pensioner, coming on top of losing his wife Margaret, 64, to sepsis the year before. He went on to have three cancer diagnoses in the space of just eight months.
"If I can get my story out I've always said I will shout it from the rooftops if people want to listen," says Mr Lewis, warning men that breast cancer doesn't only affect women and urging both sexes to seek medical attention if they find anything unusual.
