(photo)Let’s continue our discussion on metastasis. One question that pops out: how can we increase our chances against prostate cancer metastasis? Prostate cancer is the 2nd leading cause of death in men in the US. The bones are the most common site of metastasis.
(photo)Like most everyone else, I read a plethora of written documents of cancer patients relating their stories on the net. Cancer patient blogs let loose their feelings, on social networking sites, forums and on posts.
Most may be written civilly. But when I read in between the lines I feel cancer patients crying out for help. They are lost and desperate. They are scared of what happens next, the pain cancer has reserved for them and the unspoken end. With a brave front they try to comprehend all these. more…
(photo)Newly diagnosed with prostate cancer? I understand how you’re feeling. Outraged, depressed, anxious but most of all scared. It is indeed frightful. Moreover, if you’re shown how your prostate cancer can metastasize you’d bet your every single dollar to halt it. more…
(photo)It’s that time of year when we pause, think and make out that list of New Year resolutions. In an effort to make this year a better year we start out the New Year list of promises. Our list is replete on what we would do for a healthier lifestyle. We put in a resolve to eat the right foods. We write a decision to lose those excess pounds. We add a thing or two on exercise, more on getting sunshine and to quit smoking. Hmmm, looks like a nice list to be healthier in 2011.
Funny, but it sounds like last year’s resolutions. We made that list but stuck to it for a month or maybe two. Or did it last for 15 days? We ask ourselves, our list covers most everything ideal. But how long would we keep it? How would we make it part of our lives? more…