Cancer Can Cripple a Family FinanciallyNothing can tear apart or completely destroy the family unit like a cancer diagnosis. Many families are already struggling to make ends...reactions7comments
The PSA Blood Test ControversyIn my early 50s, my doctor recommended including the PSA blood test as part of my annual checkup. At the time, I...reactions50comments
Join the Conversation: 6 Forums on Prostate Cancer Diagnosis and TreatmentFor several years, the forums section of ProstateCancer.net has been a place to read conversations, start discussions, and connect with others about...reactions1comment
Community Views: PSA Testing Before DiagnosisBefore a prostate cancer diagnosis, most men undergo prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing. PSA is a measure of the amount of prostate antigen...reactions13comments
How Cancer Changed My Husband - the Good and the BadThere are many times in life when we celebrate or mourn some of the events from our past. We have days of...reactions14comments
NOW CLOSED: ProstateCancer.net GiveawayThe ProstateCancer.net Giveaway is now closed. Thank you for your interest!We're excited to announce a special giveaway for our community! We understand...reactionscomments
...And The Song Comes Back (Initial Reactions To A Rise In PSA)Since receiving my 44th and final proton therapy session for prostate cancer in 2020, I have had mostly nothing but positive news...reactions32comments
The Power Of ExerciseAt the start of May 2017, I was a sub-elite athlete training to take on one of the world’s toughest ultra-marathons and...reactions4comments
A Very Different LifeWhen you hear the word cancer it’s devastating, but when they follow it up with the word incurable, it’s indescribable. Then your...reactions3comments
Fighting the "Good Fight"I was with a friend recently who was diagnosed with De Novo advanced stage prostate cancer six years ago at the age...reactions6comments
Focus on the PositivesA friend who I respect and also has stage 4 prostate cancer challenged me regarding my article about living a very different...reactions6comments
Experiencing Prostate SurgeryI hadn’t slept much the night before surgery. Knowing I needed to be up and showered by 4:30 AM weighed heavily on...reactions7comments
The Prostate Biopsy That Missed My CancerDue to continued rising PSA levels, my urologist recommended a prostate biopsy. I’ll never forget the solemn tone in his voice and...reactions57comments
My Ever-Evolving Prostate CancerIt started 15 years ago between the ages of 65 and 66. I noticed the need to get up 2 or 3...reactions16comments
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
To Hell and Back: A Prostate Cancer PlaylistMusic helps us deal with difficult times and process emotions we otherwise would not have words for. We asked you which songs...reactions11comments
A Thank You Letter To Dad: Lessons from a Cancer JourneyDear Dad, Recently I have been thinking about your journey with prostate cancer. I think about how you have endured all the...reactionscomments
How to Outsmart Urinary Leakage When You Are Out and AboutIn working with men after their treatment for prostate cancer, I have had the good fortune to witness male vulnerability. It is...reactions10comments
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
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
