Why parents drink!!!!!!!
A father passing by his son's bedroom was astonished to see that his
bed was
nicely made and everything was picked up. Then he saw an envelope,

Paul's inquiry (Hennenfent...) raised a question about
incontinence in my mind.  For those of you who are incontinent,
do you try to hide it from everyone, or are you open about it, at
least to friends and family?

He was 64 at this time, great physical shape, now 68 and in good shape
but tired.
PSA was 0.01 for 3 years + and then .2 and now .3.  The doctor is
sending us to a oncologist to set up 7 weeks, 5 x week for radiation

alt.support.cancer.prostate
Dear Members,
Below is a very interesting article which highlights the importance of
spiritual healing techniques for curing major illnesses and reducing

Hi Gang:
Good check up today at the cancer clinic my Pca was 0.7, one year
after the last Zoladex needle. I realize of course that this is not
the end and that there is no permanent cure but the cancer specialist

I have been watching this newsgroup for a while now but, have had no reason
to ask any questions up until now. I go to my Urologist on this coming
Tuesday April 3, and I would like to have a little (info) before seeing him.
Are the readings below some what normal, (after ...

In case you want to make it at home, here's what Provenge
("Sipuleucel-T") is and how to make it.
   "Sipuleucel-T is a vaccine product consisting of autologous
   DCs pulsed ex vivo with a recombinant fusion protein

Hi I'm wife of recently diagnosed prostate cancer patient.
Thanks to all for the valuable info you are posting!
A 12 point biopsy was performed with sections H and L
having comments.

If I could, I'd like to solicit the opinions of the folks here on the
book in my subject line. I have to admit, after exploration, I am
confused as ever as to what is the right thing to do.
Currently, my opinion is that surgery is the best treatment for

Well my dad went to the cancer center yesterday.  the results were in
for the MRI that was checking the spots on his tailbone.  It's the
beginning stages of arthritis!!!!  Sooooo they discharged him.  Things
are looking great!  I'm really shocked.  All of his health problems in

It worked pretty well. No headache, no blue haze, etc.
Happy wife, lots to do today.

Bev

Hello Friends,
Just thought that I would check in with another UNDETECTIBLE PSA 26 months
post chemo trial.
Gourd Dancer

NYT Today: An Elusive Diagnosis and One that Comes With a Risk of
Cancer
By RONI CARYN RABIN
Published: March 27, 2007

You know, you really have two choices here. I mean, either you push
forward with the things that you were doing yesterday or you start dying.
Elizabeth Edwards
(upon finding out that she has stage 4 breast cancer)

Today's NY Times has a long article on PC and castration.
Disfiguring Treatment? No, It Was Healing
[I have quoted the author here a number of times, although
anonymously, as a "Canadian prof".  He is a very courageous man, a