Hello all you old f.cks!  Sorry about the rude salutations, but what the
heck! Who really cares?
I shall have attained the ripe age of 56 years old this coming Monday at
3:15 PM UK time.

Does anyone have any links to information regarding the potential for
hernias after having the prostate removed? I'm guessing either with
open incision or with the five new scars I have, that the chance of a
man incurring a hernia would be greater after having his prostate

The neurosurgeon keeps saying he's doing fine. He has pneumonia which was
expected. He is still on a ventilator but they are talking about weaning him
from it. They aren't saying when; I'm hoping tomorrow. His blood pressure is
very low and they have to get it up to do a MRI on his ...

Surgery for a THR(R) Monday, 23 July at 09:00.   7 years and 3 days
following the left hip replacement.
I'll get back on-line as soon as the doc says I can return home.  Doubt if
it'll be a 12-day hospital stay like the last time.   Gal in ASA was home in

Doing Harm to the Prostate
May 15, 2007  6:00 PM
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- A new study is linking high-doses of vitamins
to advanced prostate cancer.

Anyone here who subscribes to the Journal of Sexual Medicine, I would
appreciate your help. I've been scouring the web for the full text of
the article linked below, without success. I'm hoping that a thorough
review of literature (which this appears to be) may help with a

MERV GRIFFIN IN HOSPITAL
Friday, July 20. 2007
TV game show impresario Merv Griffin is in a Los Angeles hospital being
treated for a recurrence of prostate cancer, his company The Griffin Group

Women are somehow toxic, that's why the ancient books,
including the BIBLE, do always warn of women.
The more women you have sex with, the worse. It's best
for a man to either have sex ONLY for making children

* I tried posting this in response to your orig. msg below, but it
would not go through, so I am trying it as a new topic.
On Jul 17, 4:15 am, "Hugh Kearnley" <hughkearn...@btinternet.com>
wrote:

In a new world order where I am only as good as my last PSA test, I
came in at less than .1, which is taking the edge off the Dr. telling
me that he does not wanting me to jog until three months from my
surgery date.

I am 3 months post-RRP with no complications, But I do have a question about
PSA readings now.  One month following surgery, PSA was 0.11, then two
months following surgey it had come down to 0.03 which the uro feels is a
good thing and seems pleased.  In thinking about it, ...

I tried to post this msg to the list and to Hughie's addy a bunch of
times, but it wouldn't go thru for some reason.
H: I just wanted to know your appt with the onc went?  Am concerned
about you.

I have not posted recently, but my latest PSA 3 years after RP is
0.09.
0.1
*

What sh.t, I wonder will I be told this tIme.
Going myself, not talking to Alan since he whacked me one.
Cooking for himself and doesn't like it - you can tell by the bloody mess
and the banging of pots.

TO: All melanoma researchers, doctors, and patients.
Last month's post suggested why melanoma arises so much in moles.
Well, are moles themselves vitamin D deficiency tumors arising at
points of weakest circulation?