Khevin Barnes, male cancer survivor, remembers how the acts of kindness of others made a difference to he and his wife.
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Khevin Barnes remembers his wife's death on Valentine's Day 1997.
Khevin Barnes, male breast cancer survivor and speaker, relates his experience with chemo drugs and what they do to our body.
Khevin Barnes is a male breast cancer survivor who speaks to audiences about coping and moving forward.
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