In February 2018 I asked my Doctor about what I thought was a cyst on one of my balls. I wasn't overly concerned but she immediately sent me for scans and I was diagnosed with testicular cancer. What followed was probably the most emotionally stressful experience of my life. About two weeks later I went in for surgery. While it was sad having to say goodbye to "Righty" , in the end my surgeon and I both had a ball. I was older than the most common age for testicular cancer, never had a family history and because of that was indifferent and unconcerned. Don't be like me!! Get to know your nuts and if you notice a change, get it checked straight away!! Testicular cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in young men. Movember is working to halve the number of deaths from testicular cancer by 2030. Help me stop men dying too young.