My Journey with Prostate Cancer

Since I had my surgery, I’ve learned about a tool used by Dr. Joyce Davison, a prominent Canadian researcher in the field of men’s health. Read more

This brings me to the end of my journey with regard to these blogs. My journey with prostate cancer will be carried on in one way or another for the rest of my life. Read more

I went back to visit my surgeon for my two-month visit. Prior to the visit, I had blood work and a PSA test done. Read more

The catheter was a minor inconvenience – one that I have, many times in the past few months, wished I could get back. I never got up in the night to go to the bathroom pre-prostate surgery. For the first month after surgery, it was every two hours. Three months after surgery, I was down to one time a night. At first, I remembered the nighttime catheter with some wistfulness; I really would have liked a good night’s sleep. Read more

The first day the catheter came out, I was overjoyed and felt I had regained my freedom.

I was, as I soon discovered, wrong. Read more