The Best Laid Plans: Plan BIn a previous article, I wrote about the need to have a Plan B if Plan A doesn’t work out. Since I...reactions7comments
Three (Not Dead Yet) Men WalkingTwitter can be an incredibly toxic place with some pretty awful comments made by so-called “keyboard warriors,” but despite that it can...reactions2comments
Happy Prostaversary!August is my Prostaversary. As of my writing this, it has been a year since I heard the four little words every...reactionscomments
Celebrating 40 Years of Marriage: Part II’m writing this article on July 12, 2021, six days before my wife and I celebrate our 40th anniversary on July 18th...reactions3comments
Celebrating 40 Years of Marriage: Part IIWill talks about how he defended against incontinence while celebrating his 40th wedding anniversary. Read Part 1. My wife has been by...reactions1comment
An Interview With My Wife: Part 1In May 2017 I had my runner's “groin strain” investigated by a sports injury doctor, as it was hampering my training for...reactionscomments
Pushing to the LimitI’ve learned so much over the last few weeks about how far you can push the limits of physical and mental endurance...reactions2comments
COVID-19 Updates, July 16: Updates on People at Risk, Testing, Reopening, and a VaccineEven after months of navigating life in the COVID-19 era, keeping up with new information and news can be overwhelming. Below are...reactionscomments
COVID-19 and MeThis article was written on March 24, 2020. Further developments in what we know about the coronavirus are continuously emerging. You know...reactionscomments
COVID-19 Updates, May 7: Remdesivir, Antibody Testing, and Reinfection RiskOur world is still changing every day because of COVID-19. Keeping up with all of the news can be challenging. Here are...reactionscomments
With Severe Underlying Conditions...COVID-19 Is TerrifyingThis article was written on April 13, 2020. Further developments in what we know about the coronavirus are continuously emerging. During the...reactionscomments
Why 2 Biopsies?Getting up the courage to undergo a prostate biopsy is a big step both from an emotional approach as well as physical...reactions2comments
Pickleball, Its Benefits to a Prostate Cancer SurvivorCongressman Joel Pritchard, Barney McCallum, and Bill Bell invented the game of pickleball one summer afternoon in 1965 on Bainbridge Island, WA...reactions2comments
Preventing Prostate CancerUsually after a presentation, a few men will come up and ask if there is a way to prevent prostate cancer. My answer...reactions2comments
The Power Of SportI was recently watching a TV program about the 2012 London Olympics that was reflecting on the targets of developing athletes specifically...reactions1comment
Lucky ManYes, it seems counterintuitive to think of yourself, a man with incurable advanced stage prostate cancer, as being lucky. But I can’t...reactions4comments
My Father's Journey – Surgery To Remove ProstateI wanted to know more about my father's journey with this disease. I’m 63 and he’s 88, but there are still things...reactionscomments
The Mysterious Mr. ProstateI find it strange and a bit troubling that so many men choose to be blissfully unaware when it involves any discussion...reactions2comments
National Volunteer Week 2021June 1st to 7th was National Volunteer Week here in the UK, and I thought it'd a good moment to talk about...reactions2comments
Is it Covid or The Man Thing?What is holding so many men back: fear of getting COVID, or is it just another man excuse for avoiding a check-up...reactions3comments
