Prostate Cancer - The bits they leave out...
Mark Stevenson, Maurice Daher, CNS, Guy GrattonI’m no doctor (go see one for medical advice!), but I am someone who's been through the wringer with prostate cancer. A space for the real and unfiltered, the laughs, the struggles, the bits they don’t put in the pamphlet (so many bloody pamphlets)!
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For anyone that is new around here, or for those like me that have a shocking memory recall, back in 2021 a very nice Doctor told me that I had prostate cancer and it went something like this:
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Writing about my prostate cancer because, why not turn a pain in the prostate into something lighter? Sharing the highs, lows, & awkward doctor visits, humour might not cure cancer, but it sure as hell makes the ride a lot more bearable
I focus on cardiovascular repair, endothelial biology, and lipid kinetics. I translate complex physiology into clear, actionable steps to restore metabolic and heart health. Independent analysis, no industry bias. Biology over marketing.
I'm an academic, a writer, a pilot, a husband - and as of November 2024 I learned that I have prostate cancer. This blog is mostly about the last bit.
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