It was on this day in 2003 that Robert Young finally lost his brave war with
this bastard.  But, before he did, he founded what is now the USTOO group in
greater Cincinnati; created www.Phoenix5.org which we used much like some
use www.PCRI.org now; and provided many, many people ...

In any type and case of cancer there must be a good relationship and
by this I mean confidence, trust, and professionalism between the
physician and the patient.
It is important to say that there are many choices to make about

On May 22, 10:48 am, "Joe J." <joe...@prodigy.net> wrote:

I don't like cross posters either but I simply adore cross dressers.
Let me introduce myself. My name is Granny Sharon and if you like it

New to the group
After browsing the group for almost three years, I decided to join in
this important discussion, at least in a small way. I was diagnosed in
2006 @ 42 (PSA 3.9), had radical surgery in september that year. Post

See. Told you so. 1996 I was the first G9 to volunteer for HIFU (High
Intensity Focused Ultrasound). And afterwards I wrote to all the guys
here saying no side-effects, no side-effects, no side-effects. And
only a day for the treatment and then out right as rain. (Well, two

http://www.pharmastrategyblog.com/2009/06/new-cancer-treatments-promise-or-false
-hope.html
June 25, 2009
New cancer treatments - promise or false hope?
The last week or so has seen some rather garish headlines in the news

My friend undergoing evaluation @ age 71 has been asking me many questions.
I am not a Dr. and advise him not to get in a panic.
He wanted to know what the EPCA-2 test was?
I am not familiar with that.

Just thought I'd let you know I made it another year as of July 1st.
<0.1. That makes it six so far and still counting.
Ron S

Will be missed by Philidelphia sports fans.
http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/feature?section=news/local&id=6874073

I have a good friend, and he is 70 and has had some rise in his PSA.
It is slight but the Dr.'s have been monitoring it.
He has postponed a biopsy, and has had PSA tests, and they say he has a
significant rise in a 4 to 6 month period.........

What kinda cancer did she have ? Howie

Clocking in clean after two years...
6/12/2009 <0.1

WARNING:  The following is probably going to be a long, fact-filled post,
all about me, and probably not of much interest to any other than perhaps
the person who can answer my quandary.
The question is:  Is it likely that a dose of Lupron can spike cholesterol

Galapagos, a Belgian biotech company, started a clinical phase 1 study of
GLPG0187.  This is supposed to block five receptors which are present in
bone metastases of prostate cancer.
Animal tests proved that it stops the diffusion and growth of the tumor, as