And I so loved his movie and that he was singing " The day they drove old Dixie down." Dana Jenning's family and the emotion that goes with all this prostate cancer stuff. I have been there. But this? Ted Turner and the trite old "money reference" in conjunction with the treatment of prostate cancer. Then …
prostate cancer early detection and awareness…..”can’t win for losing”
The following article and ones like it were all over the place over the last week. Cancers may be more prevalent in relatives because they are tested more. Isn't that what we wanted, I mean awareness and early detection? What if all men had the sense of awareness that family members of prostate cancer …
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Lockerbie bomber, prostate cancer, medical records, BP oil, bribes, congress demanding medical history, terrorists, possibly a purposeful missed diagnosis?…..the stuff novels are made of.
Does a "terminal" patient walk up a ramp to big a airplane? I think the concerns and outrage regarding this person's release may have merit. I look forward to seeing the medical records. See post on "androgen refractory prostate cancer" and therein lies the answers. Terrorist, plane crash, BP oil connections, suspicious release from prison, Libya, …
It’s somebody’s birthday today…
My brother Rushton played music at the Flora-Bama Lounge for over twenty years. When I have the time to make this site music ready, I will share with you some of his tunes...they are irreverent, clever, with a catchy tune. " I get my women at the Waffle House" comes to mind. " I get them when …
prostate cancer in jamaica, michael rows the boat ashore, ackee and cultural issues related to the delayed diagnosis of prostate cancer
Michael Row the Boat Ashore Ackee Several years ago I was fortunate to lead a church mission trip to Jamaica that was both medical and construction related. We ended up in Ochos Rios and then from there bused to a small church that was closely associated with a hospital. Beautiful but impoverished country. At the hospital there was very …
Frank Sinatra’s chef- Dining for a Cure-Prostate cancer
Letter of the week: Help a local chef in his fight for life Readers • The Desert Sun • July 25, 2010 My father, Alberto Sabatino, has been a local chef in the desert for the past 20 years. He was diagnosed with an aggressive stage of prostate cancer a few months ago. A resident …
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apples to apples, another man’s prostate cancer journey, bill clinton, peyronie’s disease, prostatic acid phosphatase
http://oneprostatejourney.blogspot.com/ i call "shotgun" From "The Decision" On one particular occasion (however it has happened countless times) I had just told a patient that his biopsy showed cancer. I began to lay out an overview of the options and happened to start with surgery. Before I could continue, the patient told me, “My brother has …
primer on androgen sensitivity and prostate cancer and the Lockerbie bomber….this is a post-decision issue.
Okay...a test question. What is happening here? Why is it they miss calculated the guy's life expectancy? This issue is not one to be worried about in the decision-making process but may be one down the road if the cancer returns after treatment or is in places other than the prostate (metastatic) at the time …
When it comes to your prostate cancer decision-don’t be angry and try to be “big”
Will Rogers I have a serpiginous route to the Chattahoochee river from my home. I love it... my wife hates it and she hates being the passenger when I am driving on small " back roads." My daughter told me in the car one time when we taking that the route that my incessant talking and my driving …
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When it comes to prostate cancer decision making…It’s all about you!
Pt's often ask their doctor, " What would you do if you were me? or as it pertains to prostate cancer, "What would you recommend if I were your father?" I am also frequently asked, " What would you do if it were you?" (Most patients that I see and particularly the newly diagnosed prostate cancer patients don't …
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