* 1. How has your experience with a man fighting cancer affected your professional life or career?

* 2. How has your experience with a man fighting cancer affected your personal relationships?

* 3. If you could have told your male friend/family how to interact with you during this experience, what would you have said to them?

* 4. Do you think it is more difficult for men to get support and/or reach out? If so, why?

* 5. During your experience with a man fighting cancer, did you have someone with a similar experience to talk to? If so, how was it helpful?

* 6. Was there a source of wisdom or support (a person, a book, your faith, a website, a journal, etc.) that you called upon during your experience as a loved one/caregiver of a man fighting cancer? If so, what?

* 7. Besides doctors, where did you get information about your loved one's cancer?

* 8. Do you feel like you had enough information?

* 9. How did you talk to your children about cancer or about being a relative/friend/caregiver of a man with cancer (if applicable)?

* 10. What was the hardest thing about being a relative/friend/caregiver of a man with cancer?

* 11. What do you wish someone had told you at the outset of your experience as a relative/friend/caregiver of a man with cancer to prepare you for what you went through?

* 12. Was there a resource you found to help you deal with the male mindset surrounding health and illness? If not, what kind of resource might be helpful?

I'm interested in participating in future JWCF focus groups about men fighting cancer.