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Posted 4/10/2009 2:57 PM (GMT 0)

I have been reading and learning from you all on this site long enough with out expressing my thanks. You have helped me in many ways, answered numerous questions and keep me grounded with my impatience. Thru this forum I know my PCa is a life altering journey and I'm glad to have folks to help and share it with. My wife and family are great support but who gives better support and understanding than those that are living it!

Kudos to all who are regular here and share so freely of their lives.

Posted 4/10/2009 3:16 PM (GMT 0)
davazoll,

we are all in the same boat here, that's why we are here. to support one another, and our families. to cheer with the good news, to feel sad together with the bad, and to constantly seek to learn more about this terrible cancer we share. sounds like you are doing pretty good so far, we will be looking forward to you joining the zero club soon, that's always a reason to rejoice. my best to you, brother.

david in sc
Posted 4/10/2009 4:42 PM (GMT 0)
davazoll,
We have all felt that way when we found this place at one time or another. I have been here over two years and still recall coming here like it was yesterday. Looking at your signature, I see you have found a good road to travel and are well on your way to healing. We are glad to have you along. Let us know if you need anything at all. Feel free to ask anything at anytime. There is plenty of experience here to help. Welcome to Healingwell.

Peace...

Tony
Posted 4/10/2009 5:28 PM (GMT 0)
davazoll,
We are a very unique group who love and care for each other. When I read a success story on this forum and makes me happy. We have been dealt a bad hand but we can overcome that by supporting each other and providing specific information about our journey that may help someone else. I hope that you can be continent soon. I'm currently on one semi wet pad per day (nothing at night or when sitting at hope) but, I'm not quite comfortable going out without a pad.
Posted 4/10/2009 8:49 PM (GMT 0)
Ummm, how about those who "live" with it with us? Cancer is not a spectator sport. What I go through so does my family. Took me forever to realize how true it is that my wife and our kids know exactly what I've had to deal with. They've dealt with it just as much. Sometimes more than they should have. There was a time when I selfishly thought no one could know but I was a real jerk thinking no one else could have any idea. After 2 bouts of the C I think the lesson finally sunk in. No armchair shrinks in this house. Only family.

Paul
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