Grab life by the balls

Im growing a mo this year to raise funds for Marie Keating foundation to help young men with testicular cancer, through their thrive and survive programme.

Your donations help them support cancer survivors and their families at every step of their cancer journey especially aiding young men. No contribution is too small, and each gift goes a long way in helping them to continue to provide vital services.

Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in young men aged 15-34. It is very treatable if caught early enough.

You can’t do anything to prevent it but you can catch it early. That’s why you should check your testicles every month to make sure they are smooth, firm and comfortable. They should not feel lumpy or painful.

Most abnormalities or lumps in your testicles turn out not be cancer, but if you notice anything unusual, get it checked out by a doctor straight away to make sure.