Double Winner: Coronary Artery Disease and Prostate CancerThe average age for prostate cancer diagnosis is seventy-three. That means that most men who have been diagnosed in the last few...reactions1comment
Advanced Cancer Spotlight: Cancer Hijacked My Life -- Part IIIn part two of his story, community member Coachestep talks about the events following his initial prostate cancer diagnosis and his deciding...reactionscomments
Advanced Cancer Spotlight: Cancer Hijacked My Life -- Part IVIn part four of his story, community member Coachestep talks about deciding to go on disability after coping with the brutal side...reactions2comments
Post-Surgery ThoughtsRead about Len's pre-surgery thoughts here! It is now late afternoon on 6/5/13, and I’m in my hospital room at Penn with...reactions1comment
Big Help From My Little GirlI fell in love with my daughter Jessica on 6-2-89, the day she was born. Her mother and I went through Lamaze...reactionscomments
The ED Challenge-Beyond the PillErectile Dysfunction (ED) is one of the more common sexual issues for men. While ED tends to appear in men who are...reactionscomments
Positive Transitions To Healing With Prostate CancerI was talking to my father the other day. He is now 84 years old. I asked him what his ultimate goal...reactions2comments
Pickleball, My Platform for Prostate Cancer Advocacy -- Part IIIt’s on the Pickleball court that I have met fellow prostate cancer survivors. Some are reticent about discussing their diagnosis. I respect...reactions3comments
Pickleball, My Platform for Prostate Cancer Advocacy -- Part I“Circumstance does not make the man, it reveals him to himself” -James Allen, As a Man Thinketh Once you survive prostate cancer...reactions4comments
PCA3 Tests Can Reduce Need For Invasive BiopsiesNew and more accurate tests are needed to screen for and diagnose prostate cancer (PCa); the PCA3 gene test may be a...reactionscomments
Reel Recovery: A Place for Men to HealProstateCancer.net recently sat down with Reel Recovery, a weekend fly fishing retreat for men living with or after cancer, and Stan, Reel...reactionscomments
Who Are You Looking After?Perhaps you’ve been lucky enough to make a recovery from prostate cancer. It might not be a full recovery but your diary...reactionscomments
Reflections: One Year After SurgeryJournal entry, May 1, 2019: Saw my urologist for quarterly PSA check. Good news: less than 0.04. Incontinence closer to being a...reactions5comments
Meet John and The Reluctant BrotherhoodProstateCancer.net sat down with John Teisberg, community advocate and founder of The Reluctant Brotherhood, to discuss his journey with prostate cancer and...reactions5comments
No Shave NovemberNo Shave November or Movember as many call it is rapidly approaching. Will this be the year that you participate? Before setting...reactionscomments
"Times in Life" -- Interview with Sonny HunterRecently I interviewed Sonny Hunter, a singer-songwriter from Houston, TX who wrote and recorded an inspirational cancer awareness song/video titled “Times in...reactions2comments
Newlywed and Prostate CancerWhat do you do when you are a newlywed and find out that you have prostate cancer? This is my father's story...reactions2comments
New DirectionsWhile receiving physical therapy for problems with my cervical spine, I told my therapist about my recent laparoscopic prostate surgery, the efforts...reactions8comments
ADT and Metabolic Syndrome Risk FactorsProstate cancer can be treated in a variety of ways, including watchful waiting, surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, or hormone therapy. Treatment can vary...reactions2comments
Hope vs ExpectationThe words hope and expectation are almost synonymous. Hope is a feeling of desire for a certain thing to happen. Expectation is...reactionscomments
