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Thanks point taken. Crash might have been a bit optimistic. We’re focusing right now on the sugar busters plan that’s more or less low carb, low...

Crash diets are (a) not particularly healthy (i.e., risky) and (b) they almost always lead to a weight gain when you run out of dieting steam. Better...

I’ll definitely be there 😀

Ha no, I loved battleship as a kid! Thank you this is EXACTLY what I wanted to define, thank you. As stated, I get comfort and control by at...

I'm not very familiar with genetic testing, but see the two papers under #93 in Thread (E) in the Subforum on BRCA1, BRCA2, and other genes. (See...

Thank you IndyLou! We made some appointments for tomorrow and now we hope for the best.

Thanks Djin. The 2 Gleason 6 biopsied samples were sent for Polaris testing. Unfortunately (or fortunately), there wasn't sufficient tissue for the...

Only a biopsy can diagnosis it. And you have a positive biopsy. So again, connect the dots. It's cancer. And, it's behaving like more than G6. ...

True, AS protocols vary from very strict to what my uro actually called "loosey goosey." It comes down to the probability of falling through the...

K, Sorry to hear things have become unpleasant as far as the side effects go but each day you are closer to the goal and positive thoughts once...

Hello, Mari- I am in the US, and my knowledge is more limited of EU facilities. To be honest, I was referred to my ENT and radiation oncologist by...

Very philosophical and helpful thanks. I deal with the near limitless uncertainty of prostate cancer by trying to understand it. I deal with the...

What denial? What self diagnosis? I’m looking for an explanation for a super large jump in my PSA without explanation in only six months. I’ve...

Hello, gooseberries. First of all, congratulations on recovering from the cancer. Can you tell me a little more about your cancer, its location, and...

That is great news! It gives me hope. We'll see. Oh, and see you at the seminar August 31st?

A single node which has remained a single node tends to point away form cancer. Particularly lymphoma, as it flows in the lymphatic system, which is...

Probably, but you and the new doctor will deal with it together. What's going on for you now is you are seeking peace and acceptance by guessing at...

Update: We met with the thoracic surgeon at the cancer clinic at our local hospital. While it threw us a little, we understand that at this point -...

You're correct...losing weight is number one, for sure! You need to seriously concentrate on that, and not on investing so much time on continued...

Hi ddayglo! You have been around long enough to understand "The PSA Drill!" My standard suggestions for post RP PSA monitoring remain: 1. Don't...

I don't know if this is exactly the same thing, but this is on the Johns Hopkins website on ERECTION REHABILITATION AFTER RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY - and...

Thanks very much! Re note 1: I’m not self diagnosing the clomid removal, I have that as a question for the new doctor. What I meant by pseudo...

Consult the new urologist. (MF knows his docs) Stop self diagnosing and treating and trying to think your way out of this. For example, see your...

Hi ddayglo. I second Highlander in hoping your last PSA reading was an outlier! When you say your previous tests were "undetectable," what was...

Effects of androgen deprivation therapy duration and Gleason grade on survival outcomes of high risk prostate cancer ...

Patient-Reported Sexual Survivorship Following High-Dose Image-Guided Proton Therapy for Prostate Cancer ...