I've Got This Under Control – or Do I?...We plan our days one day at a time, make agendas, look forward to vacations, and get up in the morning with...reactions2comments
Peeing More and More...I received the first subtle hint on the morning of 12/6/2021. For some reason I could not throw the dog’s Frisbee quite...reactions8comments
TV Awareness Interview...In this video, Dennis talks about a TV interview where he and Dr. Jared Bieniek of the Tallwood Men’s Health Center in...reactions2comments
RARP - My Cure and Finding Answers...After experiencing a life-altering RARP (robot-assisted radical prostatectomy), I searched for a way to repair the internal damage done to me. The...reactions2comments
Radical Robotic Prostatectomy...BPH since early 30s current age 69. Surgery is done on February 14, 2022. Widowed since 2014. A biopsy was done in...reactionscomments
I'm so afraid of leaving my daughters...I just turned 59 in Jan of this year. December 1 of last year's routine PSA came back at 63. I'm like...reactions15comments
Even a Broken Clock is Right Twice a Day...After intense thinking I bargained with my dad, letting him know that instead of calling 911 and the ambulance coming, I would...reactions2comments
The Love of Another...On 30th August 1980 I married my first and only love, my amazing wife Tracey. Our Ruby wedding anniversary will be a...reactions14comments
What Is Prostate Cancer Stage?...During diagnosis your prostate cancer may be assigned a stage. These stages are determined by a variety of information, including imaging results...
What Happens When You Get a Prostate Exam?...If you or your doctor suspect that you may have prostate cancer, or think you should be screened for prostate cancer, the...
Coping with Late-Stage Prostate Cancer...Although prostate cancer prognosis is often good, especially when found in early stages, it is possible to diagnose prostate cancer later on...
Incontinence and Medication...Since my radical robotic prostatectomy in April of 2018, I have had to deal with mild, and occasionally moderate, incontinence. Kegeling and...reactions1comment
My Word for the Year: Healing...A new trend within the last few years, or at least new to me, is choosing a word for the year. Keep that...reactionscomments
Impact Of COVID-19 On Cancer Research...We all know that cancer research is vital to the future of those to be diagnosed with cancer in the years ahead...reactions2comments
Finding an Advocate: Oncology Social Workers...Navigating a new cancer diagnosis and treatment can be challenging. You may have a lot of questions that come up, some of...
Want Proof?...As men, we often play many roles in our lifetime: father, son, provider, protector, warrior, husband, and the list go on and...reactions1comment
My Advice for Anyone with Cancer: Get a Therapist!...Editor's Note: This article was originally shared by our sister site, BladderCancer.net, and was written by Mac Howard. If you do not...reactionscomments
What Are Rectal Spacers?...Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer in men and the second leading cause of cancer deaths in men. In...reactions1comment
Not Getting Trapped by Our Wounds...When we meet someone new, be it socially or for business, we often try to gain a better understanding about that person...reactions2comments
More Elephants in the Room...Discovering someone you know has cancer can be shocking, emotional, and devastating. While you may feel bad for them, let me assure you...reactionscomments
