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Topic: Re:Re:Moveber, Movember, whatever......
Posted by: Arnold Saxton
Date/Time: 08/12/14 13:54:00

Chris, I hope you're doing as well as I am, 6 years after radiotherapy. Like you, I urge any man with the slightest suspicion of prostate trouble to contact his GP, who will probably call for a blood test, and, if that shows a risk of the disease, will send him to a specialist urologist. In my case, there was doubt, and I was followed up regularly ('watchful waiting'), so that when the cancer started, it was caught and dealt with quickly. I have since joined a newish charity called 'Prostate Cancer UK', which aims to raise awareness and funds for a disease which kills about 10,000 men in the UK each year. Too many men seem to be afraid of the diagnostic process. It's not a joyous experience, and undignified, but what's a few minutes of discomfort compared with reassurance in many cases, or, if need be, steps taken to save your life. 


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TopicDate PostedPosted By
Now that Moveber is over....07/12/14 21:01:00 Chris Calvi-Freeman
   Moveber, Movember, whatever......07/12/14 21:02:00 Chris Calvi-Freeman
      Re:Moveber, Movember, whatever......07/12/14 22:33:00 Madeleine Hazard
         Re:Re:Moveber, Movember, whatever......08/12/14 13:54:00 Arnold Saxton
            Re:Re:Re:Moveber, Movember, whatever......08/12/14 20:52:00 Chris Calvi-Freeman
   Re:Now that Moveber is over....08/12/14 23:00:00 David Lovegrove
      Re:Re:Now that Moveber is over....08/12/14 23:48:00 Keith Iddon
         CCF09/12/14 10:11:00 John Todd
            Re:CCF10/12/14 08:38:00 Chris Calvi-Freeman
   Re:Now that Moveber is over....09/12/14 17:03:00 Philippa Bond
      Re:Re:Now that Moveber is over....10/12/14 08:40:00 Chris Calvi-Freeman

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