Another Prostate Cancer Site

[3mtrship]

Hello to you all.

I wish to bring to your attention a parallel site which some of you may already be familiar with. If not have a look.
It is: http://prostatecancerinfolink.ning.com/ ... es_network

Jim

[hardwood0690]

Thanks for the link to some valuable information. For all of us we need to learn as much as possible about our cancer and the different treatment options we have. My prostate biopsy just came back positive for cancer, 4 of 12 samples had cancer. I think? the good news is the positives are all on one side. While I'm still exploring my treatment options I'm thinking that proton therapy is what I want. Need to "get smarter" so I meet with my doctor(s) that I'll be able to understand what their saying and ask intelligent questions. FrankTalk has been invaluable to me dealing with my ED and has given me a tremendous amount of insite of what others have experienced with both the ED and Prostate Cancer. To all, thank you for being there for me.

[Frank Talk Admin]

That's a good site.
I do want to make sure that everyone knows that FrankTalk is NOT a prostate cancer site. I sort of cringed when Tara Parker-Pope printed that in the New York Times.

I am just always conscious of the fact that guys whose ED is from other causes can feel as if they should not complain if their cause is not cancer. Yes, I did start FT after my surgery when I realized there was nothing out there, but quickly learned that of the 40 million men with ED, a tiny fraction of that is made up of guys with PCa.

So in case someone is lurking and reading posts: Any guy with ED from any cause - this place is for you!
Paul

[3mtrship]

hardwood0690,

Please go do some more reading at (http://www.yananow.org/survivpc.htm#topofpage) Consider taking another person with you to take notes. Consider making up a list of questions beforehand.

Jim