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Every prostate cancer patient has a story, and every story is different. This is a disease that affects one out of every seven Canadian men. Here is my story, with the hope it may help others who are travelling a similar road. Wayne Harrigan, Moncton, New Brunswick (wbharrig@nb.sympatico.ca). Wayne and Barb Harrigan are the co-ordinators of the PCCN Greater Moncton Prostate Cancer Support Group. Visit the Prostate Cancer Canada Network website at www.prostatecancer.ca.

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Every prostate cancer patient has a story, and every story is different. This is a disease that affects one out of every seven Canadian men. Here is my story, with the hope it may help others who are travelling a similar road. Wayne Harrigan, Moncton, New Brunswick (wbharrig@nb.sympatico.ca). Wayne and Barb Harrigan are the co-ordinators of the PCCN Greater Moncton Prostate Cancer Support Group. Visit the Prostate Cancer Canada Network website at www.prostatecancer.ca.

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My Prostate Cancer Path: 25 March - And the story continues .....

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My Prostate Cancer Path. Sunday, March 25, 2012. 25 March - And the story continues . When there’s been no update on this blog for a while, it’s a good indication that things are going well and I’ve been getting back to our usual activities. That has been the case. I’ve just passed 75 days since my surgery. I was told there would be a four to six week recovery period and that for some patients, it is longer than that. For almost all men, there is a period of incontinence of varying degrees. The youngster...

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My Prostate Cancer Path: January 2012

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My Prostate Cancer Path. Tuesday, January 24, 2012. 23 January - Decatheterized! Two weeks after surgery, I was back up at the hospital, this time to have the Foley catheter removed. Having a catheter was a totally new experience to me and might be to some of you. Here’s my take on what happened to me. During the prostatectomy, a catheter was installed. Basically this is a tube which carries urine from the bladder to the outside world. And the catheter helps for the post-operative period. It did mean tha...

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My Prostate Cancer Path: October 2010

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My Prostate Cancer Path. Thursday, October 14, 2010. 14 October 2010 - Active Surveillance continues. Appointment with Dr. Dwyer for my biopsy results. He says I’m consistent- third identical biopsy results. Still T2a, still 4 cores out of 12 showing prostate cancer, still 3 3 = 6 Gleason score, PSA is 2.2. I will have my next PSA test in six months and at that time he will decide when to schedule another biopsy. So the news is good. I asked “Will I hear from you? You’re fine.”. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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My Prostate Cancer Path: April 2012

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My Prostate Cancer Path. Wednesday, April 25, 2012. Father's Day Walk - 2012. On June 17, 2012, I'll be joining thousands of people across Canada participating in the Father's Day Walk/Run organized by the Prostate Cancer Canada Network. Funds from this event go to help local support groups and vital research, awareness and education. If you would like to support me in this effort, please visit the link below. Join us for the 2012 Father's Day Walk/Run in support of prostate cancer.

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My Prostate Cancer Path: 6 February - So How Am I Doing?

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My Prostate Cancer Path. Monday, February 6, 2012. 6 February - So How Am I Doing? It is four weeks today since I had my surgery. There hasn’t been a lot to report since the catheter was removed two weeks ago, but I’ll give you an idea how things are going now. First, I am feeling better every day and for that I feel fortunate. I am making a conscious effort to pace myself, and do not plan ahead. We decide each day what we may be doing that day. And it’s working for us. By the time I was home a couple of...

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