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The wives of survivors face prostate cancer beginning the moment that their husbands are diagnosed. They experience the emotional stress with their husbands and are intimately involved in treatment decisions and everything beyond. There is some information which may be useful on the site at RESOURCES FOR THE WOMENFOLK OF PROSTATE CANCER MEN
The Prostate Health Education Network (PHEN) has a monthly webcast dealing with specific aspects of prostate cancer. PHEN's February 13th meeting and live webcast will feature a "wives roundtable discussion" on the eve of Valentine's Day. We will gain an understanding of prostate cancer from their perspectives.
Tune-in for the webcast at 6pm USA East Coast time. Questions can be e-mailed ahead of the braodcats by going to the site - link above.
