This looks useful.
BTW, what are you Canadians up to trying to change the "national
animal"?  I read about it in the Economist.  It seems like someone has
chosen as a new symbol this ugly-looking, odoriferous, enlarged

dave perry wrote:

I doubt it.  Medicare has no Long Term nursing coverage.

Hello from a lurker - my husband, 48, has had a prostatectomy and
follow-up radiation about 5 years ago.  Since that time his PSA has
been rising steadily and in less than a year has doubled, from .22 to .
44. I realize that number isn't very high but he seems inclined to do

I had an appointment with my doc last Monday and was slightly dehydrated.
They couldn't find a vein, so I spent a week hydrating.  Two days ago, I
went back.  I was sitting in the waiting room reading about my favorite T.V.
actor, Hugh Lauri (Steve Kramer in doctor's garb), ...

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After receiving two 30mg injections of lupron four months apart ( in
March & July of 2006 ), prior to and after seeds & IMRT, I have gained
almost 10 pounds, and i have a pot belly.
Having problem loosing this with exercise, ( run 2 miles most days on

I've had my prostate out for 11 years, and I just recieved a PSA score
of 18.  How is it that I can have an elevated PSA score, and yet have
no prostate??

I was diagnosed as having prostate cancer about a month ago. I have
had the three usual scans and all have come back indicating that there
has been no detectable spread of the cancer to lymph nodes or bone. I
saw a specialist from a well known cancer clinic in Houston Texas that

A promising cancer fighting drug may not be developed because of
financial concerns.
It seems that a promising cancer-fighting-drug may not be developed.
Why?  Since this drug, DCA, dicholoroacetate, cannot be patented as it