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#🩷 TODAY IS THE DAY! OCTOBER 15, 2026 🩷
PINK TEARS ON MASCULINE FACES
Healing After Her Fight
Some books are written to make money. Others are written to make a difference.
This one was written from love, loss, and a desire to serve.
Today, in loving memory of Tawonna Lynn Anthony, I’m releasing Pink Tears on Masculine Faces as a FREE resource for men navigating grief after losing someone they love to breast cancer.
I’ve wrestled with the idea of publishing this work commercially. Not because it lacks value, but because I believe its purpose is worth far more than a price tag.
I know what it’s like to stand beside the woman you love through cancer, only to find yourself fighting a different battle after she’s gone.
I know the loneliness, the sleepless nights, the responsibility of raising children while grieving, and the pressure to appear strong when you’re barely holding yourself together.
And I know I’m not the only man.
That’s why I’m sharing this work freely, without any desire for financial gain. It’s my labor of love, my testimony, and my opportunity to serve.
Inside these pages are personal reflections, affirmations, action steps, and journal prompts. I don’t have all the answers. I’m simply sharing what I’ve learned while trying to find my own way forward.
My compensation?
If these pages help just ONE man find the courage to keep going…
ONE father find the strength to show up for his children…
ONE brother realize he doesn’t have to suffer in silence…
Then I’ve received something worth more than any amount of money.
Tawonna’s life was a gift. Sharing what her love and her fight taught me is one way I will continue honoring her.
No price tag. No financial expectations. Just love, service, and the hope that someone finds healing.
Please read, share, and help this work reach a brother who may need it.
Her fight may have ended. Ours did not. 🩷
With love and purpose,
Carris M. Carey
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