While Scientists Call It a Killer, Health-Seekers Bathe in the Glow of
Radon
By Eric Talmadge  Associated Press Writer
Published: Nov 7, 2004

Glutathione - Its role in Cancer & Anticancer Therapy
Why your body needs a regular supply of this critical substance and how it
can help prevent the onset of cancer, and ease the side effects of
chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

Had my final pre-surg visit with the hospital yesterday. Three nurses and
two surgeons have now exclaimed surprise, awe, fascination -- even
hand-wringing glee in one surgeon's case -- over their first RRP and colon
resection combination. It's got the attention of the U of W ...

Two New Clinical Trials:
Prevention of Prostate Cancer,
Osteoporosis in Men Under Study
By Toni Baker

I recall see a post on this NG that had a formula for calculating PSA doubling time.
I think (oops) that I deleted it.
Can someone please repost.
Thanks a lot.

well I've been off the board for a few weeks, sorting things out back
here in the Untidy Kingdom.
But, bringing you guys up to speed on where I'm at and the whirlwind
that's

Hi, I found a really good virtual memorial site over on
www.prostatecancerfoundation.org/monumentpark/ (it's dedicated to
people with prostate cancer).
I made a memorial for my dad, and I really like that my family is able

Maybe some of the longer serving memebrs of the group can answer this
question for me.
I'm about 7 months post-RRP and still using Kegels (about 3/4 times a
day, when I remember!) to control continence.  Pretty dry most of the

Please click on my link below to see how Jesus is healing me of terminal
colon cancer.
In His Love,
Gwayne :)

Its Lewis from Edmonton. In March of '03 I was found to have a PSA of
57. I started on hormone treatment in Oct. '03 and at the end of 6
months my PSA was down to 3.8. I then had 30 radiation treatments ending
this May. Today I had my 6 months check up and my PSA reading was 0.17.

I had nerve spareing RRP on the 13 October, one week later I strained
while constipated and issued blood from my catheter. The bleeding
stopped after 12 days and I had the catheter removed yesterday, I have
virtually NO control over my urine. Doc says i probably strained a

it was one year after my surgery at the time.   i decided to put to
words how i felt as i went through the different phases of prostate
cancer.   i put it away until i felt that i could share it.
now.......it is time.

Zero-point-zero!!
happy to share with my friends in this NG  the result I've got today,
after seven months of PSA scattering and rise to .27 ng (RRP Dec
2002).

First of all I would like to wish Danny well. Here are my numbers:
7900cGY total dose of Proton "only" spread over 65 total days.
10/29/02.....6.4-at time of DX
6/30/03.......4.0-2 mos after TX

Well, after taking out those two lymph nodes the PSA is still going up, but not
as rapidly.  The tumors, the doc said, were  VERY high-grade, Gleason 10, very
messy looking cells.  I'll do some calculations:
Recent PSA History