Mike...I serve on the USS Intrepid cvs11. From 1966-to 69 Stationed in the Gulf of Tonkin Vietnam. I was exposed to Agent...reactionscomments
My experience with PSA...At the age of 60 In January 2006 I turned in a "high PSA" of 4.7. I chose to follow the path...reactionscomments
Hard Journey...My husband was really good about having his DRE and PSA every year early on because his father had died of prostate...reactionscomments
Eating Healthy and good supplements keeping PSA dosn...At age 83, I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. I've been on Dutasteride for years and my PSA was at 4.2 (Doctors...reactionscomments
PSA, MRI, Radiation (SBRT)...I had my PSA taken every year since I was 48. My numbers started out around 2.0…gradually my number went up to...reactions2comments
Sex is nothing but a memory...The surgeon told me I would recover my ability to get erections and orgasm and the severe incontinence would disappear in a...reactionscomments
Gifts of Prostate Cancer...1. I experienced and continue to experience a flood of love and good wishes from family, friends, and colleagues. 2. I returned...reactions4comments
Sailor or Drummer...I recall putting together an article some time ago on the value of exercise and the potential impact it may have on...reactions2comments
Voyage to hell...I was found to have PSA5 .5 in the Summer of 2019. Referred to Urologist. Referred by him to hospital for Biopsy...reactions2comments
Badly Served...I feel badly served by the medical community. Never has an oncologist taken the time to explain to me all treatment options...reactionscomments
Dinna Fash...An old Scots-Gaelic phrase “dinna fash” has become a war cry for this old battle hardened cancer warrior. “Dinna fash” translates into...reactions1comment
My real problem...My real problem is my incontinence. I had my robotic surgery 5 months ago and I don't have any amelioration,I am still...reactions10comments
Come Out Come Out Wherever You Are...Fourteen years ago at age 55, I was diagnosed with stage T3c prostate cancer. My PSA was ninety-nine, and the cancer had...reactions6comments
HOSPITAL-ITY...Growing up hospitals were always scary to me. I’ve always seen them as a building that was dark, dreary, cold, and smelly...reactions1comment
Coping with Embarrassment and Social Isolation...It is not uncommon for men with prostate cancer to experience feelings of embarrassment or social isolation during, and even after, their...
Praise Reports...One major aid in my treatment plan, I must confess, was discovered completely by accident. This particular habit started innocently enough. A...reactions3comments
Post Operation...The operation of my partner went well, he went at 6 am, and by 11 am the doctor called that it was...reactions2comments
Not The Same Old Man...I found out at the latter end of 2021 that I have prostate cancer and it's aggressive. Wow! Hearing that changed my...reactionscomments
Dodging Cancer...Finally, the side effects are starting to fade away. It had been 18 months since my last hormone therapy shot and the...reactions2comments
Take the Health and Media Habits Survey!...The Media Habits Survey is now closed. Thank you for your interest! Managing a chronic condition is not easy and can be...reactionscomments
