Just passed my eight year anniversary with stage 4, and I feel better now than at any time since my Dx. And, there are reasons for this.
1) Two Uro's agreed I had St. 4, with Lymph Node involvement. Nope, just St. 4. Two points in my Biopsy Report conflict with each other. One statement says, "?Possible Lymph Node Involvement", the other says "Possible Perinueral Invasion". Nope, Nope.
2) Dx'd with a bladder blockage, but not told or treated for it. Three years later, I was able to pee standing up again. It was a painfully long time.
3) Dx'd with tension headaches, caused by depression, due to the stress of having PCa. Nope, Sinusitis. Found during a dose of Amoxicillin, for a tooth infection. Another five years.
4) No, there can't be more.
Now, I'm going to have to fight my way back to some semblance of what I once was. But, FFS, I feel a whole lot better today than I have in a long, long, time.
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I will get there, and beyond, brother. Today I was thinking about what I want to live for, and I want to see Liam graduate high school, see him graduate college, see him meet and marry a fox, and have a family. He's five, that's not too much to ask for, is it?
Sounds like a vicarious life to me, all those projections on one so young are bound to lead to disappointment. What about you living your life and leave others to live theirs'? Best of luck in the challenges that lay ahead!
No, not at all. Just read what you write...when he...then he... all things that he may not want to do, just things that you expect him to do. He may drop out of school and be gay for all you know....so your tidy expectations will go out of the window. Concentrate on living your OWN life.
Eat shit Willy! So what if he's gay, so what if he drops out of high school! You have absolutely no right to shit on what I would want for my grandson.
Who hurt you? What hate do you have in your heart? Do you even care about anything or anybody?
Too many questions. I just loathe people who project on to the young what they themselves missed out on in life or think what is best for the individual to their way of thinking. I am just saying, stand back and let it happen, better not stick your ideas into a young mind. Encourage him in what he wants to do.
I am not sticking my head in the mud and yes, in deed, you have a lot to live for, so get on with it. I have never enjoyed games from an early age, they are at best a pastime and at worse time wasters.
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