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Hi everyone,
6 months ago I moved out to Bangkok with my wife Beverley, who is head of an international school in the city. I'm retired and 6 years after surgery still lucky enough to be in remission. I qualified as an English teacher in January, but as I'm over 60, Thai law has prevented me getting work.
After a chance meeting with a guy who has been recently diagnosed, I realised there was no support group in Bangkok for the tens of thousands here, including Thai men. As many of you know I've been heavily involved with this over the past years, helping run support groups, counselling and fund raising. So I thought...Why not start the 'Bangkok Prostate Cancer Support Group'. I'm here for 5 years so that would be time well spent and keep me out of the house for sure.
Does anyone on here have any contacts or know of anyone already in Bangkok? Is anyone coming over on holiday from the UK/Australia in the next year who could bring me some support materials from your Prostate Cancer Charity? Any other ideas?
Leicester are owned by a Thai consortium; anyone got any contacts at that club, they must be in a great frame of mind right now :-)
