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Please give your age when you are posting.

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As many of you already know, age plays a big part in the treatment and discussion of prostate cancer. Because of that, how we respond to each other's questions has a lot to do with age at diagnosis as well as age when other issues such as ED or incontinence occurs. Therefore, let us know that very important statistic. Thanks much.

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83+ years; 24 years with continuing prostate cancer; 16 years as mentor to other men and their caregivers; website theprostateadvocate.com

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My husband 67 years young. Diagnosed at 54 years. Going on 13 years with prostate cancer.

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erjlg3, thanks for your response. Has he had any treatment? I was 52, 23 years and going strong! Good luck.

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erjlg3 in reply tong27868168

Hello. Yes he has had radical prostatectomy he has had 38 treatments of radiation and radiation to 5 spots in the bones, ADT triple blockade. So glad you're going strong! He's having his battles lately but moving along ;)

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