prostate net
prostate net
I ask if you have prostate cancer?
my father was the doctor last month because he had problems with the water of his works, a lot test and a biopsy of the prostate, when the results returned to the family said it was just swollen due to hormones, has since had a scan bone said it is a measure of precaution, which are receiving injections of the hormone in the abdomen to reduce swelling (he says). anyway I was very suspicious, so I looked in the drawer and found his medisine shots and looked up in the net and who are against cancer, is clearly not want to tell us incase we are upset, I cry almost every day thinking about it God knows how my mother would react, I would ask for cash and keep my mother's response or i should tell us in his own time? shouldn't they have to go through this alone. He is 75 years old and I understand that is elderly, but never imagined that losing is not it?
My thoughts are with you and your dad. So many times I've heard of this problem. Men of all ages find it difficult to discuss problems health – especially those "below the belt." From that point you can contact a support group. You can share your concerns with others people who have faced the same problem and can find more information about the problem and the treatment your dad is receiving. They are there to listen and support not only his dad, but you too. At any age – is still your dad and always will love him and worry about him. Take care of yourself …. and dad too. I understand all that you feel – my Dad had prostate cancer. I found much support from our local prostate cancer charity (listed below) and now have joined them and offer support to others in need
