My Mental and Physical Health: An Untold StoryI share my father’s journey to bring awareness to people with prostate cancer, caregivers, and others in the community. Some things are...reactions4comments
Prostate Cancer Radiotherapy May be Set to ChangeRadiotherapy is a common form of treatment for prostate cancer and formed part of my treatment regime. There are welcome signs that...reactions3comments
Stalked by a Stealthy Cancer, Part 2: Radiation TreatmentsIn Part 1 of this series, I discussed the diagnosis of an elusive form of prostate cancer that nearly cost me my...reactions1comment
Am I Going to Die With Prostate Cancer?"Am I going to die with prostate cancer?" This was the question we all had in the back of our minds. My...reactions2comments
Community Views: What Have You Done to Stay Positive With Prostate Cancer?Staying positive can be difficult with prostate cancer. But keeping a positive attitude can help uplift us and motivate the community to...reactions3comments
Connecting The Dots Between Prostate Cancer And Cardiovascular DiseaseMy father is a prostate cancer survivor for fifteen-plus years now. I've learned that managing your health is about more than just having...reactions3comments
Being Positive Amid Prostate Cancer and Life ChangesAt almost every step of the way when you are dealing with prostate cancer new challenges can emerge when you least expect...reactions3comments
Feeling ProtectedA major element of my treatment plan for advanced prostate cancer with extensive bone metastasis stage IV is trying to achieve a...reactions2comments
Trying to Dodge (But Also Deal With) Health Issues and AgingThirty years ago (can it really be that long?) I was working at ABC News and was a frequent visitor to Sarajevo...reactions10comments
Recognizing Depression and Getting TreatmentDepression is a common condition in people with prostate cancer. Even those who have been successfully treated for their cancer can develop depression...reactions1comment
Medical PTSD in People With CancerThe physical symptoms of cancer are not the only things that can take a toll on people living with the condition. Medical...reactions6comments
My Experience With Chemotherapy and ADT for Prostate CancerIt has been 15 years since I was diagnosed with stage T3c prostate cancer. Gleason score of seven and PSA near 90...reactions5comments
Your Best Days May be Yet to ComeIt’s been more than five years since I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. At the time I was living in the UK...reactions11comments
The Things I've LearnedReading an article written by a trainee cancer doctor from the U.S. about how important it is for healthcare professionals to learn...reactions5comments
How Will You Spend Your Remaining Time?The mortality rate for humans is, alas, 100%, but it is nevertheless a shock when you personally come face to face with...reactions5comments
Morning Erections and Mental HealthRemember waking up with an erection? Perhaps some of you still do. As a pelvic floor physical therapist, I am intrigued by...reactions4comments
A Brief History of Prostate Cancer TreatmentThe first case of prostate cancer was discovered in 1853 by J. Adams, a surgeon in London. In his report, the surgeon...reactionscomments
Us Too and A Forum For Her: Supporting Caregivers and PartnersProstateCancer.net sat down with Us TOO to talk about the organization’s support groups designed for caregivers and partners. Kathie and Polly are...reactions3comments
Lymphoceles: Side Effect of Robot Assisted Laparoscopic Radical ProstatectomyI recently wrote an article about the immediate unexpected side effects of a robot-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (RALP), titled, "Radical Robotic Laparoscopic...reactions7comments
Brain Fog as a Treatment Side EffectAny treatment or extreme medicine can bring side effects. Unfortunately, the side effects of treating prostate cancer can be overwhelming and sometimes...reactions7comments
