My Prostate Cancer Journey
David ThorntonI was diagnosed with prostate cancer at age 51 and know many other men who have dealt with the issue. This is my ongoing story. It is meant to provide hope and information to prostate cancer sufferers and their loved ones. This is not medical advice.
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Sex and the prostatectomy
NSFW WARNING: This is a frank discussion of sexuality. If it grosses you out or if you aren’t mature enough to handle it, stop reading now.
You Are Not Alone
If you’re experiencing prostate cancer, it can be easy to feel isolated. Even if you have friends and family around you, it’s a burden that no one lift or carry for you. Ultimately, you have to walk the road yourself.
Comedians Not In Cars Getting Cancer
“Unbelievable” is one of the podcasts that I listen to regularly. I almost didn’t listen to this episode. When I saw the title “Where is God in a terminal cancer diagnosis?” my first thought was that I didn’t want to hear it. In the end, I ...
When Is A Cancer Not A Cancer?
If some doctors have their way, low-grade prostate cancers may be reclassified as something other than cancer.
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Conservatarian Christian and professional pilot from Georgia. Blogger for more than a decade. Twitter @captainkudzu Counter Social: @captainkudzu Post: @captainkudzu Mastodon: @[email protected]
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