Definitely need two hands with this thing (AMS 800).  Just keep out of
the line of fire.  If I try to squeeze the bulb with one hand it just slips
out of my fingers.  The second hand is necessary to stabilize the device.
At this point I still have to drop the pants to have room ...

just to let you all know.
Curt recently had his psa checked it went from 320's to 340's in about a
month.
His right leg is giving him a lot of trouble. He is finding it harder to

Haven't posted much lately, but have been lurking religiously.
I wanted to share some good news, for me, with the people who most
appreciate how good it is. However, my "up" mood has been tempered somewhat
with the post earlier today by Cancer2x of recurrence after 9.5 years.

Well it has been 16 weeks since I was seeded and I just got the
psa reading (taking at 14 weeks), it is 1.4 down from an initial
4.57. Was checked for retention and had only 7cc in the bladder.
I have experienced all the normal side effects, urgency, burning

Have you ever thought something like this?
The cancer industry is based on an elaborate pretence. The 'experts' know
what causes cancer and that it can be cured quite easily without 'slash,
burn, poison' treatment. They, and their government paymasters, keep this

If you follow these simple steps you will be on your way to financial
freedom.
Can you really make money so easily?
I thought it was impossible. Just take 2 minutes to read this, that's

   Well, it is working.  First they took an x-ray with it still
deactivated, and then after it was on.  Turning it on was nothing.  No
feeling at all.  Learning to work it will take some time I guess because it
tends to slide around when I try to squeeze it one handed.  They told ...

I am recently diagnosed. Have a Gleason 8 (5+3), stage 2a. I'm 49 yrs
old and urologist recommends aggressive treatment either RP or
seeds+radition+hormones. So I am pursueing a 2nd opinion from Dr.
Easton from Memorial Sloan Kettering. Scardino doesn't see new patients

In that you folks have been so helpful with my prostate cancer (removal and
recovery) I thought maybe you could point me to some appropriate literature
(similar to Dr. Walsh's book) and/or web sites that I might suggest to my
brothers family to read in that my 30 yr old neice has ...

Tomorrow is the big day for me.  Still have some soreness where the control
device rests against the scrotum, but it is a lot better than what it was,
so I do have hope that it eventually will go away all together.
The appointment is 8:15 Wednesday morning.  They told me that they ...

I have been lurking here since early August when I was diagnosed. Despite
learning about the large number of men that have gone through this, I
initially still felt alone. It wasn't until I spoke with others and read
the stories in this group that I really felt like I was truly ...

Also..does anyone get "Hot Flashes" body just feels warm and a bit
clammy..no fever..Does anyone know about or have Pre Ventriculer
Contrctions (PVC's) ? If so, please tell me what your's feel like.
Thanks     Howie

Monday (17th) I get my blood drawn.
Monday after that (24th) is my appointment with the uro.  I scheduled for
the next 4-month Lupron shot.
I have been on Lupron since July 2003 (2 years, 3 months for those of you in

Enjoy.....it did remind me of some of the conversations on here, lol.
Heather
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   Sixty is the worst age to be," said the 60-year-old man. "You always

Anybody have experience with Medicare refusing lab bill payment for a PSA
done after a period of antibiotic treatment to determine if biopsy was
justified as a result of previously detected increasing PSA levels found in
routine  blood work?