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  • Forum Post: Re: New Prostate Cancer Support Group for Gay and Bisexual Men

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    Posted 1 month ago
    The first support group meeting of 'Out with Prostate Cancer' was held on 4th April at the Lesbian and Gay Foundation in Manchester. The group now has its own website and Twitter account: www.outwithprostatecancer.org.uk www.twitter.com/OwProstateCa Unfortunately I was unable to attend...

  • Forum Post: New Prostate Cancer Support Group for Gay and Bisexual Men

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    Posted 2 months ago
    Prostate Cancer UK , the Lesbian and Gay Foundation (LGF) and the US based nonprofit organisation Malecare recognise that prostate cancer can affect gay and bisexual men differently to heterosexual men and so are currently working in partnership to set up a prostate cancer support group in Manchester...

  • Forum Post: New Prostate Cancer Support Group for Gay and Bisexual Men

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    Posted 2 months ago
    Prostate Cancer UK , the Lesbian and Gay Foundation (LGF) and the US based nonprofit organisation Malecare recognise that prostate cancer can affect gay and bisexual men differently to heterosexual men and so are currently working in partnership to set up a prostate cancer support group in Manchester...

  • Blog Post: Don't Colour Me Light Blue

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    Posted 2 months ago
    I've been writing a book about my experiences after discovering that I had an aggressive form of prostate cancer and marrying that up with buying a property in France, renovating it and then moving in. The accent is on humour and a good laugh (generally at my expense). The chapters are posted...

  • Forum Post: Am I strong or a freak?

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    Posted 3 months ago
    All, It was Laing's funeral in 11th February, and I decided before then I would go to one of our favourite places, Venice. I wanted to see if I could do it alone. I flew there on the 14th, which would have been our 37th anniversary. It was the best thing I could have done. I chose the hotel...

  • Forum Post: Gay Widower

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    Posted 3 months ago
    I feel like I'm in a group of one right now. Gay, late 50s and a widower. Laing, my partner, was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma of the right lung 19th March 2012, and he died on 19th January 2013. We had got married, at long last, on 12th January 2013. It would have been his 57th birthday on 26th...

  • Forum Post: HIV positive + Hodkins Lymphoma = Unlucky but optimistic :)

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    Posted 4 months ago
    Hey peeps - well, its only been 3 weeks since cancer diagnosis, so after having researched like mad "The Hodge" and ABVD I thought i would start chatting to some real people who have been there or going through the same "process" as I am. HIV was diagnosed back in 2007 and I have...

  • Forum Post: LGBT with Cancer or know someone with Cancer

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    Posted 9 months ago
    Hello, My name is Sean, I am a Charity Project Officer in Staffordshire. I am looking at how being LGBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender) effects your life and treatment with either Cancer or knowing someone with cancer. Can you take a few minutes to fill out this survey please, it will...

  • Forum Post: TWO MONTHS TODAY

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    Posted over 1 year ago
    My life ended two months ago today when I lost Roger. I think I have decided I will live. The pain is more than I could have imagined. I am taking it second by second. I took his ashes to Egypt last week and he is now part of the Nile. I try to function without him. I try. Bryan

  • Forum Post: ROGER

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    Posted over 1 year ago
    Here is the link to my last Roger update. Sad to say. http://bryanandroger.hubpages.com/hub/ROGER Bryan and Roger

  • Forum Post: ROGER

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    Posted over 1 year ago
    They just called, he's gone. I've lost my cutie. I am lost. Bryan

  • Forum Post: FINAL A B C's of CANCER

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    Posted over 1 year ago
    Here you have dear friends and family, my abc’s of cancer. I know there are so many other words I could have used but these are the ones that came to me first. Naturally, after I send the emails out, I think of some others. For example : D. Diet. One of the nurses said a cancer diet is hard...

  • Forum Post: ABC's of CANCER. W,X,Y & Z

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    W . Have you ever seen me wearing a watch? W means watch. No watch. Roger has always been my watch. If I needed to know what the time was, I simply turned to him and asked. He’d say, time for you to get a watch and I’d say, I don’t need one. I have you! Then he’d say how late...

  • Forum Post: ABC's of CANCER. T,U, & V.

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    T for thief and time. Time steals so much from you. We have always tried to use it to our best advantage. U is the unknown. Roger and I don’t know what is ahead but we keep on going. Just like that bunny that keeps going and going and going. We are going. I know I am planning our next cruise...

  • Blog Post: Bang! There goes the French doors

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    Posted over 2 years ago
    In January I was having romantic dinners on the beach in Koh Samui, in February I had a fantastic annual appraisal at work and planning the year ahead with my team, in March on a routine check up my doctor tells me I have a tumour on my tonsil that is probably benign but will need removing. The...

  • Blog Post: my gay lover has hodgkins desease and i dont know where else to turn to

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    Posted over 4 years ago
    my partner of 4 years has had a few cancers before him and i got involved and after we got involved it kept changing from one cancer to the other when i met him i believe he had spinal cancer then 2 years after that the doc said it was spreading to the liver and pancreas then i guess those went dormant...
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