Harry
via email
"I have been diagnosed with Prostate Cancer this year at age 43. Movember has given me and my friends and work colleagues a fantastic avenue to raise awareness about this cancer and mental illness at work and in our community while having fun at the same time. Thank You."
Sacha
2008 Mo Bro
"Movember has given me some great memories, some great friends and is for a great cause... what more can you ask for. Keep up the good work all you Mo Bro’s out there."
James
2008 Mo Bro
"Movember for me is about brotherhood – growing a mo is something only a guy can do and raising money and awareness for a cause that my grandad passed away from is something I hope all blokes get behind."
Georgie
2008 Mo Sista
“My 6 year old son announced over his breakfast this morning “Mum, I’m going to take up the Movember Challenge”.... how hilarious! A kindergarten kid! I think I’d be safe to sponsor him $1,000 a whisker!!!!”
Jon
2008 Mo Bro
"It seems like a rather simple, silly thing. But, the anticipation with your mates and the many laughs their Mo’s produce makes for an incredibly entertaining month. And what’s more – it’s all in the name of charity.”
Andrew
2008 Mo Bro
“Movember was great fun, best part of the whole experience is seeing fellow Mo Bros out and about – gives you the feeling of being part of an exclusive sect.... maybe the Mo-Masons!!”
Gav
2008 Mo Bro
"Being a beard wearer most of the year, it was nice to give my face a breather and cultivate something new and exciting. Plus, doing it to raise awareness for something so important was the icing on the cake.”
Benj
2008 Mo Bro
"I loved it. Some people suggested Movember took over my life, I feel it showed me life, it wrapped its warm fur around my chops and gave me reason to get out of bed every day.”
Joe
2008 Mo Bro
"I thought I knew funky before I got involved in Movember. I realize now I knew nothing about The Funk. Movember changed my life and it could change yours.”
Jeremy
2008 Mo Bro
“This is the first time in my life that I’ve ever grown a Mo and there could not be a better reason. Many thanks for your campaign, my father died of prostate cancer two years ago and it’s imperative that all men at the very least get a PSA test to know where the goal posts are. We’ve all donated to breast cancer for over a decade so it’s about time society caught up with men’s health.”
Shawn
via email
“I just wanted to say I think this is a great movement that has been started and I thank you. As someone who lost his father and grandfather to prostate cancer and with an uncle that (knock on wood) has at this point gotten past it, I think it’s extremely important that there be more awareness raised for the disease... Thanks for the work you are doing, it means a lot to a lot of us.”
