I just got my PSA results and it was 6.38 so I am
going to a urologists June 19th. I had a biopsy
done a year and a half ago and everything was
fine. God forbid, if I do have cancer, does anyone

Would someone please relay this to Hugh, when he comes back?.
He may have to try being referred to one of the other hospitals, listed
below, for palliative radiotherapy (of his bones).  Or "kick up a fuss"
and get his story in this newspaper.

Hello everyone. My name is Fernando Ocampo, I live in Los Angeles, and
maybe some of you may remember me. I was diagnosed with pca in May
2003, PSA of 11at the age of 49.  Fortunately I found this great group
of people who helped, and counseled me in that terrible time.I had my

Hi group! I am scheduling my surgery, and am wondering if anyone paid
attention to their biorhythms when selecting their surgery date.
Thanks.
Alanso Quihana

Has anyone had any success with offshore orders.
In other words an honest comany.
They all seem to have the testimonials and such but it looks like a
crapshoot as far as whats real and whats scam.

A publication solicited my comments on the U.S. VA medical system.
This was my earnest response, posted here as a heads-up for men seeking
prostate medical care.
My 19 years in the VA system produced a thick medical file including

Age 60 PSA: 4.8 pre-biopsy
4/5/07: Biopsy: Gleason: 3+3, Stage T1c
5/22/07: RRP, Pathology: Gleason 3+4, Stage T2
Left margin positive, both nerves spared, no lymph or seminal vesicle

Memorial Day is a solemn and sad occasion honoring the American soldiers who
gave their lives in war.  I am moved to recognize those men here who risked
such a fate for no less a reason than that the values for which you fought
to defend form the essence of our country: freedom ...

Just back from evening worship, my Pastor pulled me aside.
He is on the list of guest speakers at a conference in Amsterdam at the
Church that has the biggest Organ outside the United States. It's a work of
art, SIX manuals and no less than 2900 + pipes! Unfortunately the reverb

In Flanders Fields
By: Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, MD (1872-1918)
Canadian Army
IN FLANDERS FIELDS the poppies blow

A prostatitis patient recovered experience
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  I was ever been a prostatitis patient for seven years . The
prostate expand and pain sharply. My waist pain, dizzy and weak. I had

Having undergone RP in early December 2006 followed 4 months later by 6
weeks of RT I am interested to find out if anyone out there has gone through
this 'Double Whammy' and managed to regain normal sexual functioning again.
I would like to hear from anyone interested in ...

I just read an article how estrogen injections had a positive impact on cancer cells.  Are there any comments  on this procedure ?

Check this video out (broadband required).
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2869314442027639048&hl=en
You guys who are advanced stage, hormone resistant, HANG ON!!!!!   The
calvary is leaving the fort.  It might take them a while to get to you