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At 42 I am faced with an op which will mean I become infertile, my prostate is not good and I have lumps in my plumbing which should not be their and as my grandfather died of prostate cancer I'm not taking any chances. The doc has told me to go ahead but I should store some sperm in the freezer. On the up side it should mean I'll live longer
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I read an artical that said everybodys life is touched by cancer and realise now that its very true.sigpic
Back with a MK1Comment
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My wifes dad has just had this done in the last couple of days, He's doing well so fingers crossed. Im thinking of all these poor people who go through this terrible thing. My dad passed away 5yrs ago from cancer aged 56 so i know what people are going through.... mattOriginally posted by Moose View PostComment
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a good mate of mine developed at brain tumor
at 27,nothing could be done for him and he was dead by the time he got to 30.. RIP mark berriman...
live for today as you dont know whats coming tommorow..Live to regret ..or regret to live.Comment
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Accepted it now, nearly fell over with shock when I found out as the doc didn't mince his words but no point making the truth all fluffy and nice, I'm young fit and healthy so am expecting to bounce back real quick.Originally posted by harrierjumpjet74 View PostComment
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This thread is so sad
you never know whats around the corner
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we buried my uncle a few weeks back from it, had spots on his lungs, got a kidney removed, got the all clear after doing treatment, took a siezure and given the bad news of having brain cancer.....he was told 4-6 months and got around 8 weeks....
partners best friends father also died a few weeks ago....
life sure is shit and you never know....i always try to hug my kids every time they go out or i go out cause it maybe my last time to see them...paranoid morbid head i know
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I'm sure we have all been touched by cancer one way or another....but day by day new treatments are out to fight cancer.....Lets be positive together for those who are fighting it and those who are now free from it, and also to all us who will suffer it in the future.
If anyone can stand needles, please give blood. I know its not for everyone but for me it helps me knowing my blood may help save a life........
Best wishes to the fighters suffering cancer at the moment. Please be strong...SteveComment
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It's an absolute bugger.
Lost a friend 10 yrs ago when he was 30.
It's just not right.
Thankfully many do survive and live good long lives.
My wee sis works in Cancer research, left a top London firm to do so.
They hopefully, with our help, will find a cure.We're not Brazil, we're Northern IrelandComment
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Just found out the Lady, Elaine Taylor passed away this afternoon.
Absolutely gutted.Comment
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Sorry for your loss Frosty. I know all about how it feels too.sigpicComment
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so sorry 4 your loss frosty, lost my mum a couple of yeras ago, still not over it.. she still keeps me awake most nights :-(AKA The DipstickComment
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Big C
I have a PSA test every 6 months,one in the Uk and one in Spain on my winter vacation,simply because they check about 50 items and give me the full print out.This show what reading should be,and what mine are.Prostate cancer is known as the silent killer,all guys over 50 should ask,or even demand a PSA test,often.Comment
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Gets worse. Just played a county squash game tonight. Now know of 3 other players I used to know who have all developed it within the past 3 months! One has a malignant tumour. The other, cancer of the rectum and the last, a malignant lump under the armpit. Sad time.
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