Video 3 - Accepting the sadness and anger - Prostate Cancer Story
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- čas přidán 26. 01. 2018
- In this video I talk about the emotional aspects of a cancer diagnosis leading up to treatment. I was not prepared for the sadness and anger that came after my own diagnosis and had to comes to terms with my emotions as I prepared for surgery.
Thank you for sharing this... it is a struggle on not getting overwhelmed by thoughts and emotions.
I get overwhelmed often. Just diagnosed. Really lost, but I know I have to do something at psa3.8 and Gleason 4+3. . Steep family history. You are a brave man. Thank you with all my heart. James- Vancouver Island
Thanks.
Glad you have a great support system
I cried...because i didnt do anything wrong..i was fit etc. The fact that sex will never be the same again...ever. possibly incontinent for the next 40 years. The effect on my wife. Its ok to cry.
Can so relate to this. I am struggling. Am unable to discuss with anyone and only my wife and doctor know.
If you have not heard of them. ZERO cancer is a nonprofit dedicated to prostate cancer support and advocacy. They even have a program to match patience with prostate cancer survivors. It can be helpful talking to others who have been where you are. Please check it out.
Chris do you have a family history with prostate cancer? What was your Gleason score Sir? God bless you and your partner. You have helped me .
When is surgery scheduled?
It is the third week in February so it is approaching fast.
Chris, thank you for sharing your prostate cancer story. You are awesome. Prostate cancer is my life work and would like you to look into the CaPLESS retreat - I would love for you to come. Prostate cancer is an opportunity to live your best life. When you can take a peek at www.CaPLESSretreat.com. If not the retreat, connect with me when you can. All the best.
Thanks for sending the link out. I will check it out.
Good luck with all.