This is my first post, too, and like Kevin, I really wish I didn't need
this help -- but I imagine many of you felt this way when you first
posted.
I was diagnosed about a week ago with prostate cancer.  I have a 1.2 cm

i am 66 yrs old, my psa jumped from 2.4 to 4.5 in 6 months when my
family doctor checked it.
it jumped again to to 5.7 a week later when my urologist checked it.
my biopsy tested t1c, gL=6, 3 of 12 cores had less than 10% cancer, the

Test sample....0.01 or less
Latest....0.06 or less...
John:
Your tests differ probably because they were measured on a different

Steve wrote that men who rely on women to do research, etc. about their
illness are "wimps."  (Sorry, I can't find the original post).
The truth is it takes strength of character for a man to accept help
from a woman.  My husband has always taken care of me (he likes it) so

12 samples taken.  11 were classified a 9, the last one classified a 10.  
Henry received his first Lupron shot today.
Dora

My wife, Lisa, has been reading postings from this group for two
months.  She has learned much about procedures, treatments, options,
etc...  We are thankful there is a place like this to learn and share.
I am 51 years old.  July 2005 my PSA was 3.4.  In April I decided to go

Hello, we need to move ahead.
I went to the Hospital to get my 7 year PSA.
Boy, I feel like and oldster....
Sorry for the men still figuring penis response.