A (Long) Day in the Life of a Prostate Cancer PatientIn the year after I was diagnosed in May 2017, I had to visit my cancer hospital pretty much every three or...reactions9comments
How To Care for a Loved One After a Prostate Cancer Diagnosis"Your father has prostate cancer." My life was immediately altered by those words. You might be finding it difficult to know how...reactions2comments
Can Dogs Smell and Detect Prostate Cancer?Dogs have long been trained to sniff out a variety of things, from bombs to drugs. In more recent years, medical scenting...reactions1comment
Prostate Cancer Community Spotlight: Dr. Channa AmarasekeraDr. Channa Amarasekera is director of the Gay and Bisexual Men’s Urology Program at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago. It has been described...reactions2comments
The Three Sisters: Family, Friends, and FaithWe’ve been gardening for a few years, and each year we learn more about gardening and some of the history behind it. ...reactionscomments
Epiphany: I Ain’t Gonna Die From Prostate CancerI was diagnosed at age 55 in March of 2008. It's now 2022, and I’m sneaking up on 70, as of my...reactions14comments
Prostate Cancer: No Walk in the ParkDisney World has been around for decades. It opened in 1971, and there is so much to do at the park, from...reactions1comment
Helping My Father Through Prostate Cancer (and Myths)We hear a lot of things around the world these days, especially on social media. Whatever we hear, it is not always...reactions1comment
Climbing the Cancer MountainWe'll get to the cancer mountain in a moment but first let's examine ignorance. Ignorance among men about prostate cancer is widespread...reactions3comments
Will My Disability Benefits Change If My Diagnosis Changes?Getting approved to receive disability benefits from the U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) begins with a great deal of paperwork. A variety...reactions2comments
An Interview With Professor Nicholas James: Part 2Professor Nicholas James is Chief Investigator on the STAMPEDE trial that I think has changed the path of prostate cancer treatments, especially...reactionscomments
Broccoli and Prostate CancerI do all my father’s grocery shopping now, not because he’s sick, but because he’s almost 90. On one of my weekly shopping...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
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
Incorporating Greens Into My Father's DietWhen my father got prostate cancer at age 72, I was determined to help him in any way I could to make...reactions6comments
Mental Health Impact of a Terminal Prostate Cancer DiagnosisWhen I was given my stage 4 diagnosis in May 2017, aged 60, our world fell apart. Throughout the early months of...reactions2comments
My Salvation: How I Cope with Stage 4 Prostate CancerIn general, I’ve had a good and happy life, worked hard, and been well-rewarded. It’s not always been a bed of roses...reactions2comments
How My Father Dealt With Prostate CancerMy father had a cold every now and then but was relativity getting along well with his life. He could have never...reactions5comments
From Doctor to Patient: A Lifelong JourneyMy journey started as a child with my grandfather's death from prostate cancer. He was at the VA hospital and for some...reactions3comments
Yes, Active Surveillance Is a TreatmentOver the past several years (10 to be exact) I have coached countless men who are either concerned about a recent prostate cancer...reactions2comments
