Lol.... I post a similar thought with every passing years good PSA report.
This one makes almost 5 1/2 years.  The anxiety level was so high, that I
waited several months past my regular yearly checkup to go.  My weight, BP,
sugar & Cholesterol were all up, but hey... no cancer! ...

I have pca heavy on one side and was immediately told by my uro that
nerve can't be spared and will have to go...end of story.
Another one I talked to today says he has to take the nerve but can
replace it with a nerve from the lower leg...anyone familiar with that

Guys:
As I get closer to qualifying for a clinical trial (either chemo  &
ADH  or just ADH ...link to study = http://tinyurl.com/34cev5 ).  I
wonder how the hormone therapy is going to effect my quality of life

Hi Steve, new numbers here, nothing unexpected though. PSA today is up
to 2.1.  Went back on  Lupron today and added Casodex to see if there is
any help from it.  The off period I just enjoyed, my vacation from
Lupron, has been great in a lot of ways, but it is over.  Even have

Hello Group members!
I am 5 weeks post robotic surgery and have been given a prescription for
Viagra 100 mg to be taken every day. A few questions.. if anyone has some
information on Viagra it will be greatly appreciated.

Study vouches Triamazon's efficacy in selective destruction of cancer
cells
Recent study has proved beyond doubt that the natural ingredients
which make up the alternative cancer-drug Triamazon are more effective

If you haven't yet visited this website, I can thoroughly recommend it:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/graham.a.newman/
(Allow an hour or two to read it all)
Envo

Newsgroups: alt.alcohol
     From: Sy <stuttga...@lycos.com>
     Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 08:37:47 -0400
     Local: Mon, Oct 22 2007 6:37 am

There seems to be no end to the publication of dueling studies by
surgery and radiation practitioners.
We were treated to some recently claiming that surgery is
superior to radiation.  Here are some at the Medscape website

Latest PSA Results <0.01
Once again thanks for everyones support, prayers, understanding
throughout this disease.
I still check in daily.

Joe Nuxhall, prostate cancer survivor, had died at 79.
I do not know how popular Joe Nuxhall is outside of the Ohio, Indiana, and
Kentucky (though he is second to none within the tri-state) or who even
heard of him outside the United States, but he was one of the most

You may have picked up in my post in a thread from Mike HIFU, that my
Rad Onc Registrar referred to the Consultant (a Professor) and then
sent me home with a 20% compression area in my spine.
I casually mentioned this to my GP (pcp) whilst picking up a truckload

Well after dosing myself with enough sedatives to muster up the nerve
to go through with the biopsy (after the third different uro strongly
suggested it), I met for a consultation and as I expected (from my
high psa of 14 which has doubled in 7-8 months), my gleason is 7 (4+3)

A carrot, an egg and a cup of coffee...
You will never look at a cup of coffee the same way again.
A young man went to his mother and told her about his life and how
things were so hard for him.   He just found out that he had prostate

...and my psa reading today was 0.1. I meet with my rad onc tomorrow to
see what she has to say about how things are progressing. I'm curious to
see when she will schedule by next psa.
Side effects, at least those that I have experienced so far, seem to be