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Re: Cant find the light

by in I've just been diagnosed
December 2014
December 2014
Hi and blessings to you . I am a 68 year old survivor, was diagnosed when 30 years old had full hystorectomy at 32. then radiation, I was lucky that I had already had my son. but I am here to tell you to keep your chin up and live every day as happy as you possibly can, and take all the advise the docs give you and always ask the questions even if you think them silly, cancer is not a death sentence in this day and age. Stay positive eat well,sleep well,Keep well. ... View more

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by in Diagnosis and treatment
December 2014
December 2014
y husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer 9 years ago it was a localised advanced cancer so he had external beam radiation. His PSA started to rise 3 years ago and doc said he is now radiation failed, his PSA has risen from o.o8 to 38.o7 in those 3 years they have just started hi on Firmgon hormone , he is starting to get flushes an cranky they say that is normal, but he has started to not eat and sit all day its like he has given up, is this normal. he asked Doc how much time he had, was told he couldnt say.if he has only a short time we need to know so we can plan. I hope someonecan give me someanswers, Thanks. ... View more
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