Yep.Def stalking me.Don't you have anyone else you can bore?Speak for yourself.
If you read the thread you will realize that the issue is a reluctance by men to engage with this aspect of their health, including their adversity to the examination.
If you watch any TV football you will often see presenters and pundits wearing a badge in the shape of a man. This is the well man that is obtained by being aware about prostate cancer.
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So yes, it probably is only you.
And please would you make a bit of an effort to put spaces after your full stops. We have had other odd posters who put a space before a full stop. I am not sure what this means, but I don't think it's good.
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[Misc] Prostate Cancer
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AmexRuislip
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Why can't you bugger off, off this thread unless you can say something constructive about a serious subject you muppet
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
Some prolled work tirelessly at being an arsehole yet you seem to be a natural. Congratulations. You must be so proud.
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
One of my old Oppo’s has just been diagnosed, it looks like he caught it early enough but through routine blood test for monitoring his triple heart by-pass. All the best Mate.
AmexRuislip
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Hoping he'll get sorted soon and it's good news.
Thank you.
I did say something constructive you twat however your ignorant girlfriend thought to respond with insults.I don't get these forums where ignorant pricks like you and him if you don't agree with a post you revert to insults.Then you get the usual let's all gang up on the new guy.Pathetic.
I can only deal with one sad stalker at a time.
32021 posts? Isn't it time you got a life?
AmexRuislip
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Did you ever think you would get to over 30.000 posts? You are my hero.I do hope you get out every now and again though x
My god I must've touched a nerve.
Girlfriend pffft....
Ethelwulf
Well-known member
It’s sad that a thread on such a serious issue has turned into a bit of a bin fest
Just one poster really……everyone else being constructive.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
i had no symptoms , just picked up on steady rise in p.s.a over a few years ending up at 5.8 and high gleason score
that's a bit kunty for a 2 week membership ......something tells me you may not last long.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
who's this prick...??
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
You need to to learn to multi task …. And not be a dickhead.
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It's a long journey!
Pickles
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- May 5, 2014
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Regarding the fatigue, I'm really struggling with it on a personal note. So frustrating to be knackered totally after doing relatively menial tasks. 7 weeks after op now with follow up next week, recovery going OK I guess, but bloody hell, the tiredness comes from nowhere and is pissing me right off.
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,778
Disgraceful, you should be ashamed and apologise immediately.
AmexRuislip
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With me personally dealing with the fatigue, as I've mentioned before, I did a course at Maggies CHXH.
They guided me into finding a balance to work with the fatigue.
For me, I fo do most things in the morning and early afternoon, then that leaves the rest of the day to sort of recuperate.
Where I find I'm nodding off etc...
Fatigue support
Fatigue support is a service which will help you manage your tiredness so you can do more of what you want.
prostatecanceruk.org
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Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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That's in nine and a half years. Works out to be around 280 posts a month.
Given you're nearing 90 in just over half a month, pro rate you're not that far behind...