Not My First RodeoProstate Cancer is not my first rodeo. The median survival for that cancer was 3.5 years at the time for someone who was stage 3 like I was. Dealing with...Reactions0reactionsComments5 comments
Robotic Prostatectomy Caused Penile Anatomy Dysfunction & PainThis story may not get published, but someone will have to read it. This surgery was life-changing for me. I had it on 3/1/2018. I have had surgeries and salvage...Reactions0reactionsComments5 comments
RecuperateHi, I am 63 yrs old I was diagnosed with a BPH prostrate 5 yrs ago with a PSA level 7.5 to 8. My urologist doctor told me to have...Reactions0reactionsComments2 comments
Prostate Cancer 80 Years OldI was first diagnosed 2013 Gleason score 4+3=7. I had MRI to substantiate the findings. I was sent to an oncologist, he suggested the watch and wait approach. I was...Reactions0reactionsComments1 comments
Lupron For Life?I went to my urologist for my scheduled 6-month Lupron shot. Was feeling kind of good because I thought this was my next to last shot. That would make 3...Reactions0reactionsComments1 comments
My StoryI’m a 2-time survivor. In 2006, I was 56 years old. I had an annual physical and discovered I had Prostate cancer. The Gleason score was 7. I was in...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Sometimes a Biopsy Doesn't Tell the Whole StoryMy PSA went from 1.3 in September 2018 to 4.51 in January 2020. An MRI found 2 lesions PIRADS 3 and 4. A needle biopsy on 2/24, found 12 cores...Reactions0reactionsComments1 comments
Keeping Your HeadI have prostate cancer, and I have been trying to get treatment for over a year. I've had two hospital stays - one for unsterile instruments and a blood infection...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
No more biopsiesI am one of the unusual cases of high PSA but so far no cancer. I have had two biopsies the last few years and my last PSA was 70...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
Post Radiation Urinary ProblemsAfter 5 weeks of external beam and brachytherapy, urination was like torture. No one warned me this could happen. Now I am told it will get better. Well, I am...Reactions0reactionsComments3 comments
It Started with a Routine Physical: Part-ThreePlease note: This story is published as a three-part series. The author is @patrick-boland, a ProstateCancer.net community member. So I spent a few months carving out a decent set of...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
It Started with a Routine Physical: Part-TwoPlease note: This story is published as a three-part series. The author is @patrick-boland, a ProstateCancer.net community member. I was facing incredible pressure from all sides, and at that point...Reactions0reactionsComments2 comments
It Started With a Routine Physical: Part-OnePlease note: This story is published as a three-part series. The author is @patrick-boland, a ProstateCancer.net community member. It started with a routine physical, "you've turned 50, time to do...Reactions0reactionsComments2 comments
A Night to RememberIt was a Saturday evening in February, and our son took his nine-year-old daughter and his girlfriend up to Renton, WA, for three or four hours. We were chilling watching...Reactions0reactionsComments7 comments
Rising PSA: Major Life & Diet ChangesPSA had been going up for several years. PSA reached 10.5 in June 2019. Major life and diet changes made. Sept PSA 9.6, Dec PSA 8.8, March 2020 PSA 8.4...Reactions0reactionsComments0 comments
How to Cope?60 years old. Diagnosed in 2017 with aggressive prostate cancer. PSA 13.5 , up 12 in one year. Prostate removed 1 month later and found it had spread to lymph...Reactions0reactionsComments5 comments
I'm Still 0 PSA and AliveI previously shared my story 13 Years and Counting here. I just wanted to give you an update. I got my PSA today and it is still 0.00 for 2...Reactions0reactionsComments8 comments
How I Beat Prostate Cancer While Preserving My Quality of LifeI was finally at the threshold of retirement, working less and transitioning into my second act that was supposed to give me the time and freedom to travel, dabble in...Reactions0reactionsComments2 comments
Stage IV, Multifocal and IntraductalI have the prostate cancer stage 4, multi focal high grade Intraductal carcinoma. If someone has experience or any advice with this particular cancer please let me know. I would...Reactions0reactionsComments6 comments
Three's a CharmBy CF, 2012 They say, good things come in threes. Something like that - Three’s a lucky number! The first time it came to call. I thought Well, at least...Reactions0reactionsComments1 comments