With all the arm chair scholars, wise men and women,and want to be
politicians it would be wonderful if with their firey energy they could come
up with an equitable Health Insurance Plan for the US of A.
I see a lot of intelligence going to waste verbalizing, and throwing salvos

Saw my PCP yesterday and asked him if he'd been following the health
care debate.  He said he wasn't following it closely  because it keeps
changing.  He did offer a couple comments, one of which I have not
seen mentioned much or at all in the typical media reports.  One was

Larry's three month post EBRT PSA was 0.014.  The reading immediately
following radiation was 0.003.  The rad onc said this would probably happen
and not to panic as it's the next reading in six months that we need to pay
attention to.  So, we're being optimistic, will enjoy the ...

Three years ago today, I had my prostate removed at Johns Hopkins
University by Christian Pavlovich.  Clear margins, one nerve spared.
PSAs have been pretty much undetectable since.  Some stress
incontinence, nothing that Tena can't handle.  Erections are about

If you are one of the 40,000 men treated for prostate cancer with
radiation only to have their cancer return, then this clinical trial
may be of interest to you.
This study might be appropriate if you:

If you are one of the 40,000 men treated for prostate cancer with
radiation only to have their cancer return, then this clinical trial
may be of interest to you.
This study might be appropriate if you:

Some of you may remember me from my posts entitled "E.D. Saved Our
Marriage" posted to news:alt.support.impotence and "Prostate Cancer
Saved Our Marriage" posted to news:alt.support.cancer.prostate and i can
always repost them if you'd like.

My uro recommends "Lupron" monotherapy until PSA goes undetectable,
then off, then back on at some indeterminate point, and so on. Is this
the standard protocol for intermittent ADT/HT at this time?
Bill/Memphis

March 2009 to November 2009 is only 8 months.
You've had Eligard in March and September 2009 only?

Ex-Kiss drummer: Breast cancer not just for women
11/18/2009 6:06:54 AM
By WAYNE PARRY Associated Press Writer
Lying in bed one night in 2007, Peter Criss felt something strange: a small

Started a new treatment 5/26/2009, so I'm starting a new thread.
cycloPHOSPHAMIDE - generic for Cytoxan 100 mg. Cytoxan can be given as
an Oral or IV chemo.  I'm taking 100 mg daily as a pill.  That sure
beats taking a day off to drive up to the infusion center and having

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Based on an earlier post by MZB, I started checking out info on the PCA3
test.
It looks interesting, and it looks like it could be useful in deciding
whether or not to go ahead with a biopsy in some situations.

I've been reading with interest the PSA3 posts and
dug around for some URLs.   Here are 3 that may or
may not have been mentioned earlier.  The first is
a pdf file to read online or save to your HD.