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I had my prostate removed in March 2011. My PSA is undetectable. ED issues but can control my bladder. My eldest brother died from prostate cancer. I am blest to live a high quality life. I offer my support and whatever experience too

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Welcome. We're just getting started here. I am sure your experience will be helpful to many

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MarkMak2016 in reply to Darryl

Thank you. I think walking with my brother through his 8 plus years of prostate cancer gave me the most insights. My own journey has been relatively easy as I would hope no one would have to suffer like my brother. I heart goes out to all men and their families and support system.

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David82150

I am 8years on and am happy to be alive.I had a good few months of urine problems  

but manage with pads go onto yananow.com and read my story.

If any questions I will help anyone.

Its is something which needs all the help you can get. 

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MarkMak2016 in reply to David82150

Congrats David!

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JoelT

Glad that you are doing so well and thanks for your willingness to help our brothers.

Joel

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