Legggettr I will pray for the best for you. The one thing that helped me the most was accepting the fact that I had cancer. I looked at it like this they say all men if they live long enough will have prostate cancer, just so happened I had it a an early age. My biopsy also showed only 3 positive samples from all the clips he took. That was enough to convince me not to mess around at that point I did alot of reading on the internet and wanted the cancer out. I went to my Dr. this week and she was telling me that she knew a man that his Dr. had been watching his PSA for a few years because it was going up, the Dr. finally decided to look into a little closer and he should have looked alot earlier the news was not good the cancer had already breached. You can go on the internet and search prostate cancer and read all you want, thats what I did and my Dr was shocked when we went in to takl about surgery, he told me I did what most people dont do, and that is educate myself about it, and that most people cant or dont want to accept the fact of having cancer. There are so many options on surgery now that there is not much to is and recovery time is very little. Like I said the things that help me were to: READ,EDUCATE, PRAY FOR THE BEST BUT PREPARE FOR THE WORST EARLY DETECTION IS THE KEY TO BEATING AND REMAINING CANCER FREE DID YOU KNOW THAT THE PINK RIBBONS ARE FOR BREAST CANCER, AND THE LIGHT BLUE ONES ARE FOR PROSTATE. I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE MY CAT WRAPED IN BLUE AND PINK RIBBIONS AND HAVE ALL SUVIVIORS SIGH IT I THINK THAT WOULD BE NEAT!
