"Alan Meyer" <ameyer2@yahoo.com> wrote >

I want to examine and compare that study closely with other trials (e,g.,
OHSU) which all but guarantee signficant memory and other cognizance
problems with ADT, as I may have to revisit that decision when my PSA or
symptoms return. Another classic case of conflicting reports that actually
make our decisions tough. As for word recall problems, they're common at
"our' age . . . often due to . . . Ta Da . . . T decline (the objective of
ADT).

I.P.

I forget names.  I used to have a slight problem, now it's worse.  There are
times when I will look at my brother and, for a second or two, can't
remember if his name is Doug (my borther's) or Mike (my son's) and visa
versa.  Or I look at someone very familiar to me and just can't pick out the
name right away.

I forget numbers.  I never, ever used to forget numbers.

I recently forgot someone's birthday.  But, I remember birthdays as numbers.

I can tell when my next Lupron shot is due because I start getting
half-erections and can remember peoples' names.