Prehab4CancerJust imagine a program being available when you are newly diagnosed with cancer that got you fitter before surgery or treatment, helped...reactions7comments
Caregiving Away From HomeCaregiving away from home can present some challenges that are unique to taking care of someone outside your home. At home, you...reactions5comments
The Use of Catheters for Big Life EventsAs a pelvic floor physical therapist, I treat men with prostate cancer. We find ways to stop leakage and dribbling, and we...reactions15comments
LifeQuakes and Feeling Lost in the WoodsIn this video Dennis reflects back to a time when he faced a LifeQuake: totally lost in the woods with his young...reactions7comments
Monitoring My PSA Levels After SurgeryAs I ended the first part of my story, I was being physically helped to a chair in my urologist’s office after...reactions12comments
My Cousin's Prostate Cancer Diagnosis And TreatmentDiane interviews her cousin about his prostate cancer diagnosis, the financial toll of treatment, and his efforts to raise awareness about early...reactions6comments
The Little ThingsIsn’t the saying "don’t sweat the little things?" I think this is very relevant to living with and beyond cancer. We really...reactions6comments
Keeping the Brain SharpChemotherapy, turned out, was extremely tough on my mental skills and my memory. My oncologist provided a list of activities I could...reactions4comments
Urine Control After SurgeryOnce the prostate is surgically removed, men can experience uncontrolled urine flows until the pelvic floor muscles can recover. The healing process...reactions4comments
Cancer, COVID, ChangeIt’s been many years since my husband was first diagnosed with prostate cancer. So many things have happened during that time, but...reactions3comments
The 2024 Social Health Awards ProgramEditorial Note: Nominations for 2024 are now closed. We are very excited to announce the launch of the 2024 Social Health Awards...reactions4comments
Treatment AdvancesI vividly remember a conversation with an eminent professor, whose specialty is prostate cancer, at a research event. It was about two...reactions5comments
Combating Misinformation About Prostate Cancer TreatmentsWhen it comes to your prostate cancer treatment, you may feel like you are not getting all the answers you need. Turning...reactions12comments
Exercise and Prostate CancerMy father will be eighty-nine on his next birthday. He didn’t stop working until he was eighty-three. I remember growing up there...reactions3comments
A Surprise Prostate Cancer DiagnosisThe prostate cancer journey can be a long one, and I’m well on my way to the most challenging stretch. For me...reactions12comments
It's Okay to Not Be OkayAs caregivers we struggle, we cry, and sometimes we’re overcome with sadness or overwhelmed by the caregiving role. Yet, we march on. Is it...reactions2comments
More Than 2 OptionsIn 2013 I learned that despite a PSA reading of just 2.3 and a fully contained prostate cancer, it was my Gleason...reactionscomments
Coping With Prostate Cancer Along With Your PartnerA cancer diagnosis is a huge thing to handle for any of us. It can shake up your life. You're undoubtedly concerned...reactions18comments
How to Prevent ConstipationAs a pelvic floor physical therapist, Becca often treats people who feel constipated after undergoing prostate cancer treatment. In this video she...reactionscomments
Getting Angry With CancerI’ve written articles for this website for several years and every now and then an old piece is pushed out on social...reactions3comments
