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  • Disclaimer:
  • The Phone Call
  • My First Visit
  • The Biopsy
  • The Results Appointment
  • Before Surgery
  • Surgery
  • Following Surgery
  • The Reality After Surgery
  • The Mood Swings
  • Fatigue and Identity
  • Importance of Monitoring
  • What I Have Learned
  • A Final Word
  • If You're Just Starting
  • Information
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    • Home
    • Disclaimer:
    • The Phone Call
    • My First Visit
    • The Biopsy
    • The Results Appointment
    • Before Surgery
    • Surgery
    • Following Surgery
    • The Reality After Surgery
    • The Mood Swings
    • Fatigue and Identity
    • Importance of Monitoring
    • What I Have Learned
    • A Final Word
    • If You're Just Starting
    • Information
  • Home
  • Disclaimer:
  • The Phone Call
  • My First Visit
  • The Biopsy
  • The Results Appointment
  • Before Surgery
  • Surgery
  • Following Surgery
  • The Reality After Surgery
  • The Mood Swings
  • Fatigue and Identity
  • Importance of Monitoring
  • What I Have Learned
  • A Final Word
  • If You're Just Starting
  • Information

If You're Just Starting This Journey

If you've been told your PSA is high, here's where you begin:


Don't panic. Slow down. You have time to understand what's happening.


Get information specific to your situation. Your numbers, your pathology, your imaging - they matter more than general statistics.


Ask questions until you understand. Get clear explanations. You're the best person to be in control of you.


Know there are options. None may feel perfect. But you are not without choices.


Bring someone with you. A spouse. A best friend. You need someone who can listen when you can't.


Take one step at a time. Your are not the first man to walk this road.


And you don't have to walk it alone.


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