thank you for allowing me to be a part of this group.
This morning I was struck by how supportive this group is.
Not knowing where in this journey the comments originate, I find information, sometimes humor, hope and most of all support.
Thanks brothers in this journey.
Great place for info and support
..and most of all support.... A very important function of this brotherhood....
glad to have you here brother ( tho all of us wish we didn’t have to be yayahahahaya ). The medical knowledge here is first rate …the best IMHO … and some of us are trying to elevate out of the natural gloom level by emphasizing more of the positive social QOL aspects. good guys and gals here, lots of camaraderie .
❤️❤️❤️
Kool. I agree too. Its like the perfect landing spot for us under our circumstances.
As I deal with about 6 days of chemo crash every 3 weeks I can venture into the easier and comforting QOL posts and add a little if I am up to it. When I feel better I am still in the right spot as I can learn more about this damn cancer and consider future treatment possibilities.
This is just plain the right place to be.
Yes this is a great site. Before this I was on another support site and as a newbie I was cited for two "infractions". I strayed off topic or inadvertently violated some other silly rule. Unbelievable. And it was a PC group 'moderated' by a woman? I couldn't quit that site fast enough.
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Nicely said, Gman52. I was also grateful to find this group. Probably true for most of us. A reluctant brotherhood, as they say.
Hi and Welcome, I've been on here since 01/2015 and YES, it's a wonderful community of us PCa Band of Brothers and some family tooWe celebrate successes and mourn our losses. I've made so many friends on here, wish we could all gather together and have a Beer🍺
But, this group is Worldwide.
And we are starting to post about our lives despite d*mn PCa, the QoL thing that we're up to. Kaliber and I have been posting food porn 😋🤣
And I just saw "To Kill a Mockingbird" in Hollywood.💙 and off to another concert next Saturday night.
Carpe Dang Diem y'all
Live long and Prosper
Randy
I have to join in and agree. After my botched RARP in 2018, I tore up the Internet trying to get information. I talked to someone on almost every PCa forum that speaks in English. This is one of two I still get on regularly. I get better info here than anywhere else. Thanks to everyone!
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