If being a type 1 diabetic wasn't enough for the last 30 years life has given me another bad card. Prostate cancer.
After a turbulent couple of weeks of emotions my wife and I need to make a decision ready for my urologist early next month. The two options I've been given are prostate removel or servailance.At 50 years old I feel I'm to young to loose my prostate which gives me the second option of servailance. Having a gleason score of 7 (3+4) I've been caught early with no spread.
We're all different but how easy is it to live with prostate cancer or is it to big of a risk?
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