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I've just picked out the new entries for a quick post here - it's a short working day as we're off to our granddaughter's third birthday and then out to dinner with a visiting friend. But some of these men need help and advice - they seem have been badly served by their doctors.
JAKE K - opted for RALP (Robotic Assisted Laparoscopic Prostatectomy)
AXEL HOLM - newly diagnosed, undecided and concerned – give him some comfort
KENT KING - opted for RALP (Robotic Assisted Laparoscopic Prostatectomy) after diagnosis at age 47
TOM LAUTERBACK diagnosed recently and confused – suffering the after effects of neo-adjuvant TUMT (transeurethral microwave thermotherapy )
JOHN DADAK newly diagnosed and undecided - and seemingly with some poor advice
