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I joined this group a year ago when I was first diagnosed

Reading through all the posts it strikes me that others participating are dealing with really challenging issues. My problems/issues seem so trivial in comparison I don't post (although I'd like to at times). Any thouughts?

Thanks in advance

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Murk

Yeah Bro most of us here all know the feeling :-) It helps others and even more with yourself when you chime in and contribute your knowledge and experience.

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Derf4223

You're not the only member who is doing better than they deserve. Thank God and pay it forward.

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Tall_Allen

Everyone has their own issues. Someone may be able to help with yours. That's what a forum is for.

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London441

Enter some information in your profile for best results!

If you're here and you are dealing with prostate cancer, your issues are going to be more challenging than someone who doesn't have to deal with it. We're all on different journeys, and I hope yours continues to be uneventful and great outcomes!

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dentaltwin

The advanced PC mailing list is so much more active that many of us in good shape post there, either because they thing it's more likely they'll get an answer or because they think they might offer help to others. But generally the questions about localized disease probably should be posted here.

But yeah, everyone has their own stuff, and there's generally plenty of mutual respect in either mailing list.

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dmt1121

Everyone's condition in this forum has progressed from "trivial" issues to more critical ones. Most of us are happy to assist all comers when we have something useful to offer. The worst that can happen is that you may not get many responses, but it's worth posting anyway.

We will keep an eye out for your posts.

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