What You Eat Can Make a DifferenceI saw a survey that asked if we, as readers, have any goals for the New Year. Of course! Every year I...reactionscomments
Dieting After a DiagnosisMany people make new year's resolutions. Over the Christmas holiday I had the opportunity to fellowship with my family. We were able...reactions1comment
Personal Vaccine ExperienceIn 2021, I received the Moderna vaccination against COVID-19. Following the advice of my treatment team for advanced prostate cancer with extensive...reactions1comment
Fear of Cancer Recurrence and My New LumpsEver since my prostate cancer diagnosis, I no longer take my health for granted. I never used to think about my health...reactions7comments
Looking Inside a Prostate BiopsyI would be what they called “a daddy's girl.” I am in my mid-sixties, but very close with my father. He is...reactions6comments
Prostate Cancer + COVIDNo matter how you look at life these days, the level of physical and mental stress is more than a bit overwhelming...reactions2comments
Not so NICEIt seems clear to me that ceasing to screen for prostate cancer using the Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) blood test has resulted...reactions4comments
A New Term to Me: Who is this Person Called Caregiver?Prior to my husband's diagnosis of prostate cancer, I had never heard the term "caregiver." And initially in our cancer journey, caregiver was...reactions3comments
Speak Up About Your Mental HealthBy the time you read this, Movember will have been in the rear-view mirror. Did you grow a mustache to raise money...reactions4comments
Birds and Bees"When young and in our prime, young lovers often do entwine. But when we are old and hit the sack it's off to...reactionscomments
RARP Part 2: Beginning My Journey for ReliefA robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) in March of 2018 forever changed my life and became my worst nightmare. Even Gleason 4+5=9 cancer...reactions4comments
Dealing With Prostate Cancer: Some Keys To A Positive Outlook"There is a malignancy." My urologist delivered those words virtually, thanks to Covid, with the professional empathy and courtesy all patients deserve...reactions22comments
RARP Part 1: Unexpected ConsequencesBefore beginning this, I want to say that I am an outlier and mine is not a common outcome. In January of...reactions6comments
What's Up DocI've been dealing with an aggressive prostate cancer since 2013. Following the removal of my prostate on April 15th, the cancer returned...reactions2comments
What It’s Like To Be Part of a Prostate Cancer Support GroupMy father was diagnosed with prostate cancer 15 years ago at the age of seventy-two. Today he is eighty-eight. I was lost...reactions4comments
A Fishing Retreat in Maine for Men with CancerDealing with prostate cancer can be a lonely, frightening journey. You might be feeling anxious, frustrated, and isolated, but there are resources that...reactions10comments
Not Feeling So Jolly?Perhaps it is because you were recently diagnosed with prostate cancer. Perhaps you are in treatment or just finished. Then again you...reactions11comments
Staying the CourseCelebrating my 4 1/2-year anniversary since being diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer with extensive bone metastasis Stage IV, I pen this article...reactionscomments
Holiday CheerStanding in extremely long lines, waiting for a parking space to free up, eating homecooked meals, seeing the Salvation Army ringing the...reactions2comments
Giving ThanksIt is only by the most unlikely series of events that I am writing this article today. So unlikely are these contingencies that...reactions4comments
