Hi everyone I’m Simon and one week on from a robotic radical prostatectomy operation. Apart from the horrible catheter, physically I feel ok ish, but devastated emotionally, I cry when discussing anything and with everyone, is this a normal position...
Hi, new to this site. L was diagnosed with prostate cancer 6 year ago. I had radiotherapy and 2 years of prostap injections.I had the side effects which i coped with(as good as i could). when the side effects stopped i thought great. As there was a...
Hello everyone. Not sure where to start. My Dad has been newly diagnosed with terminal cancer. First diagnosis was on the 29/09/25 of prostrate cancer. Following a CT & Bone scan. It’s confirmed the cancer has spread to multiple site of his bones...
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I finished my 10 sessions of chemo a few weeks ago and am now over the initial side effects and am starting to feel ok, exercising a lot more - appetite for life and food improving along with my mood feeling much more settled - well that was until I saw...
My husband was diagnosed in Feb 2025. Has and is receiving lifelong HT, completed 6 sessions if chemo and now awaiting dates for 20 sessions of radiotherapy. He has some short memory issues and diabetes which complicates things and how much he remembers...
Hello All I've been reading a lot and commented a few times. But I've been waiting for the biopsy result, which was today. I'm heading towards Active Surveillance for now and I'm relieved but also think I'll re-evaluating how I now feel about my dark...
About me, Well got dianose had prostate cancer last Chrisrmas, in late Jan. was told Gleason 4+3=7, and grouped as a high risk. So the ball started moving, decided to have the PACE-NODES Radiotherpy trial which was 5 treatments instead of 20, follwed...
Good morning, I was diagnosed with prostrate cancer 5 years ago and have been through radiotherapy, unsuccessfully sadly, Enzalutamide and chemo, which I have just finished and now nervously await the next stage - so, hello all and I am quite unused...
Hi everyone, after hearing of Sir Chris Hoy’s diagnosis I decided to request a routine PSA test at my GP’s in November 24. I had absolutely no symptoms at all but the result came back as 49.8 I had the usual round of MRI’s, scans and biopsies which...
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