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Living with my prostate cancer

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Hi I was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer last sept, I made a decision that I would fight this cancer by being kind grateful and as positive as I could be. So I have been writing a blog hoping to spread a message about how I'm dealing with my own cancer. If anyone would like to read it I've written over 100 you can find them on 

https://Livingwithmycancer.org

I've always said if it makes someone feel better about their own situation and helps to inspire just one person then it's worthwhile 

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    Hi woody ,im another prostate cancer patient mines gone to lymph nodes spine ribs pelvis and a lung I was diagnosed Feb 2016 my PSA was 1581 , details were stage 4 T3B N1 M1B Gleason 8 for 2 years PSA dropped after hormone therapy for Life and some chemotherapy ,then rose slowly for 2years before jumping to 68 in three months so i went on stronger hormone therapy as well as original PSA dropped to 0.03 but is rising slowly again .

    Hope things go smoothly for you .

    I was given 5 years max, its over 6 so nothing to complain about .

    Take care keep safe and positive.

    Billy 

    Ps I've been on forum over 4 years helping others so you are very welcome .

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