Gene - I popped over to thank you for understanding what I try to say and for telling Matt to go fly a kite. But when I saw what you have posted here, all that just went away. I thank God we live in a time where there are great treatment options! You and your family will be in our prayers! Please keep us posted... ~~~Blessings~~~
Thanks Gracie. Yeah, lots of options. Gonna discuss those with the doc today. Talked with a friend at church last night (also retired fire) and he had his prostrate removed via robotic surgery at the City of Hope. It's not like ya need it to live.
best wishes my friend, i have been there and did that, unfortunately i would chang the sequence of treatment if i could do it over. I would do hormenes, then implant. I had a sergeon as a doctor, do i need to say more?
I second what Travis said -positive thinking really is a big thing when dealing with any illness, but especially so with cancer. No, I haven't had prostate cancer -lol -but I am now seven years so far, cancer free, after a run-in with colo-rectal cancer. Just do what the doctor recommends and then, put on the positivity plus attitude!
Gene - I popped over to thank you for understanding what I try to say and for telling Matt to go fly a kite. But when I saw what you have posted here, all that just went away.
ReplyDeleteI thank God we live in a time where there are great treatment options! You and your family will be in our prayers!
Please keep us posted...
~~~Blessings~~~
Thanks Gracie. Yeah, lots of options. Gonna discuss those with the doc today. Talked with a friend at church last night (also retired fire) and he had his prostrate removed via robotic surgery at the City of Hope. It's not like ya need it to live.
ReplyDeleteBest of Luck...with your attitude Gene, I'm sure you'll be around to whip whatever comes your way. Prayers be with you.
ReplyDeletebest wishes my friend, i have been there and did that, unfortunately i would chang the sequence of treatment if i could do it over. I would do hormenes, then implant. I had a sergeon as a doctor, do i need to say more?
ReplyDeleteYou are in my prayers Gene. Big hug. :)
ReplyDeleteTreatable and beatable, especially if they found it early. I kicked Hodgkins in the a$$ 15 years ago. Stay positive.
ReplyDeleteI second what Travis said -positive thinking really is a big thing when dealing with any illness, but especially so with cancer. No, I haven't had prostate cancer -lol -but I am now seven years so far, cancer free, after a run-in with colo-rectal cancer. Just do what the doctor recommends and then, put on the positivity plus attitude!
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