GREAT TRUTHS THAT LITTLE CHILDREN HAVE  LEARNED:
 1) No  matter how hard you try, you can't baptize cats.
 2) When your Mom is  mad at your Dad, don't let her brush your hair.
 3) If your sister hits  you, don't hit her back. They always catch the

My history:
Diagnosed July 2001 PSA 9.6
LRP October 2001 - positive SV's & large cancer volume
Feb 2002 PSA 0.06

http://yourseoconsulting.com/blog/2007/04/13/fred-thompson-i-have-many-friends-d
eclares-he-decided-to-run-for-president/
- Some Saying Fred Thompsons Change of Heart might came across at the
same time Citibank Financial Plot Reserved.

Open access: The Cancer Coping tutorial is available for use until
April 30th, 2007. The tutorial teaches information and skills (such as
relaxation and communication) that might be helpful during the cancer
treatment process. The link is http://elearning.talariainc.com/cancercope/

An April 6 Medscape article entitled, "Adjuvant Androgen Deprivation Can
'Cure' Nonmetastasized Prostate Cancer" reports that the answer is "yes,
maybe."
It begins,

From alt.support.arthritis
1. go to www.google.com
2. click on "maps"
3. click on "get directions"

I had radiation seeding on 29 December following a PSA jump to 4.4  Today I
had a follow-up with the Urologist, and my PSA had dropped to 1.1  He was
optimistic, and says my level should continue to drop, and wants it down to
.5  He was also concerned with the digital exam with ...

NPR is doing a series on living with cancer you can listen online for
free.
Check your NPR station on Saturdays.  In April, they are free.
The station might be in your Windows Media Player bookmarks or Americans

I looked through a few sites that mentioned the tentative status of the
vaccine and I also noted  the position of some skeptics in the field.
The four or five month difference between experimental group and control
group did not seem very impressive, to me. (If I interpreted it

The following is a link to a Medscape article comparing RP and Seed
implants.
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/554769
Tom

For those of us who still have an active Sense of Wonder, here is the
APOD (Astronomical Picture of the Day) site from NASA:
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Wonderful indeed.

I had a chest biopsy yesterday, the doc's have been tracking a growth
in my lymph nodes.  It's more cancer, drat!!!!
Last night I got up to pee, the first time I've done that in 2 years.
I had pee'ed in my sleep.

Everything has been going so well for me. Now I just received the call
that my 6 week post -surgical PSA is 1. They want me to wait 6 more
weeks (a total of 3 months) before we check it again. Has anyone else
had this same experience and is it possible my PSA will continue to

Has anyone on here had a reaction to a bisphosphonate? My brother had
his first infusion of pamidronate last Wednesday. He's been in a lot of
pain for a couple of weeks which was slowly starting to get a little
better but he's been really bad since then. The Dr. did warn us the

We often see and comment upon the great sacrifices of the ladies.
Here is a November 2006 abstract on that little-studied topic:
Couper J, et al.
Department of Psychiatry, University of Melbourne, St. Vincent's