Hi Everyone
It’s five years ago today that I and my wife were told I had incurable Prostate Cancer, it hit my wife like a ten truck, me being me, was only interested in calming my wife down, then once the dust had settled how it was going to be dealt with.
I was offered a trial Stampede chemo, radiotherapy and hormone treatment but done intensely, I had plenty happening that after my third dose of chemo I would catch sepsis, after I got through that, they wanted to stop the chemo, my reply not a chance, I might be struggling but at least it’s keeping me alive.
Well five years later, I’am on prostap still now been joined by enzalutamide, I take other meds for assorted things, but one thing I’ve always done stayed positive. Joined this blog and now give advice and help to those either starting out or have a worrying other half as I do who is also my carer.
So to all you people out there keep fighting and to all the McMillan and urology staff and Cancer nurses and doctors, your doing a great job keep it going we all rely on your experience thank you.
To all Stay safe
Joe
Well done Joe; keep living, that's the trick!
Keep having birthdays - research shows that people who have more birthdays live longer!
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Heinous
If I can't beat this, I'm going for the draw.
Meanwhile, my priority is to live while I have the option.
