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Changes The last time I wrote something and published it here was in June. I’ve decided to make some changes here. Up until June I have written something nearly every single day. That’s a lot of wr… more →
Randy Allgaier Is Dead
Weathering the Storm...Nine Months Later but Who is Counting
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wrote 3 days ago: Weathering the Storm…Nine Months Later but Who is Counting At six-o’clock in the morning … more →
6.9
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wrote 1 week ago: Great news from the oncologist yesterday – the Lupron reduced my PSA to 6.9 from 17.1! That … more →
Belonging . . . The Vagaries of Community or The Fragmented Self
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wrote 2 weeks ago: The Vagaries of Community Belonging . . . The Vagaries of Community or the Fragmented Self I created … more →
Remarkable and Exciting New Developments in Cancer Treatment!
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Reblogged from drherbertrappaport: EXCITING NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN CANCER TREATMENT PROSTATE CANCER: NE … more →
Lupron and 17.1
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wrote 1 month ago: Received my first one month shot of Lupron today. The last one was well over a year ago. This is par … more →
Consumption of dairy products may increase your risk of hormone-sensitive cancers
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wrote 1 month ago: I mentioned last week that I would return to the subject of dairy products and cancer. Is there a li … more →
Is screening for prostate cancer really necessary?
wrote 1 month ago: Last May, a prominent health-care panel (the US Preventive Services Task Force, or USPSTF) recommend … more →
Long-term outcomes and toxicity in patients treated with brachytherapy for prostate adenocarcinoma younger than 60 years of age at treatment with minimum 10 years of follow-up - Abstract
wrote 2 months ago: Published on 03-11-2013 OBJECTIVE: To report the outcomes and late toxicities in younger patients wi … more →
10.6
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wrote 2 months ago: Visited the oncologist last week and found out my latest PSA score is 10.6. That’s not too bad … more →
I Was Sure It Was the Front Office
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wrote 3 months ago: Was I ever wrong. I just started my TMS treatments under a new psychiatrist not too long ago, as you … more →
Anxiety
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wrote 3 months ago: I’m not sure why this last increase in PSA and the prospect of more scans has me so freaked ou … more →
Scans and It Gets Real
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wrote 3 months ago: One of the things I neglected to include in the last post about my visit to the oncologist was we de … more →
A “Clinical Trial” Too Far
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wrote 3 months ago: An interesting paper was published in the January 10 NEJM (Abiraterone in Metastatic Prostate Cancer … more →
8.7
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wrote 3 months ago: Today was day 3 for TMS. It was substantially less uncomfortable. Ina couple days it will probably b … more →
It is Raining Outside Chicago In January
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wrote 3 months ago: It is Raining Outside Chicago In January It is raining, well not quite rain, rather a mixture of rai … more →
Always Already Being In The Material World
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wrote 4 months ago: Always Already Being In The Material World To borrow a phrase from Martin Heidegger without necessar … more →
Showing Improvement
wrote 4 months ago: Showing Improvement I am old enough to realize that every single new day, in fact every single momen … more →
Was He Always Like This?
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wrote 4 months ago: Sometimes I wonder what folks who follow this blog wonder about me. One question stands out in my mi … more →
Looking Back and Forward
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wrote 4 months ago: My year in review. I saw lots of cool places. Took lots of photos. Had many good times with my wife … more →
