Localised (Localized) Prostate Cancer Report background...

This report on prostate cancer is written after extensive research with men aged between 42 and 80 years, and provides “significant information” not always provided by doctors. I am James Allen, I  was diagnosed with "localised prostate cancer". I had a "radical prostatectomy."

Ever since my diagnosis, and subsequent operation I have been under the very best of medical care, but despite this I found that I was not given informative help regarding matters that may arise. Because this is such a common diagnosis amongst men, in hindsight there were so many questions that could have been asked and answered.  Answers that would have greatly helped me overcome mental anguish and physical problems. If only I had known then, what I know now.

Don’t be afraid of the future, your future is “very positive”, but be concerned of ignorance. Not knowing what is “going to happen” can be terrible, when the unexpected happens, or the expected doesn’t happen.

The first question I asked my doctor when he gave me the news,was ?.  Am I going to die?  That same question was shown in the fear of my families faces when they  heard the news. Simple question…. Am I going to die?   My doctor said “ we have to do tests”.   Thats fine, but the better  answer to the question would have been " NO"…  because, no one dies of "localised prostate cancer"……Can you imagine how much better I would have felt  when walking to the car to tell my dearest wife the results.

About this prostate cancer report...

This report is written with the assistance of men who have prostate cancer, and details” very many" aspect relating to " prostate cancer "

There are no treatments or recommendations, that is entirely between you and your doctor. You are under the best of care, have absolute faith in medical science and treatments.

What this report does cover is a lot of personal issues that effect every man with "localised prostate cancer".

I wish, with all my heart, that I had, had this information when I was first diagnosed. The sleepless nights, the fears my family  went through, could all have been avoided, or at least considerably lessened.

"You, have looked up prostate cancer on the internet," and it is very likely that you are suffering at heart for yourself or your family member. This report will be a good friend. It will allow you to sleep easier.

This report covers in detail sensitive matters relating to “emotional state of mind” and how that effects  you, and others. A major part relates to sexual matters, and sexual function relating to both male and female in “intimate detail”

My Story...

From the age of about 50 I had always been aware of “Prostate Cancer”, and the option of having regular P S A tests done. So with bi annual regularity, I had my tests done.  Even from the early days, my test results were a couple of decimal points above where they should have been. However my doctor was always of the opinion that the results were not way out, and there was no necessity for further investigation.

When I reached the age of 60 my P S A results were around 6.0 and well above the ideal 4.5. , But still my doctor was still unconcerned, but did a rectal examination and found no irregularities. As there were no  other symptoms, the situation was left as is.

By age 62 my P S A was up to 7.0, but still my doctor was unconcerned. During the next 6 months my reading went up to 8.0, and it was then that ‘I’ insisted on further investigation, and my doctor agreed.

The urologist reviewed my history, and stated that the readings were abnormal, and thus a biopsy should be done.

Three days later the biopsy was done and I was to get the results in a couple of days time.

I recall driving to the hospital and  saying to my dear wife, don’t worry hon. this is probably a benign cyst or something like that. My wife stayed in the car and I went up to the doctor’s office.

Come in James he said sit down. I did 12 biopsies, and 8 of them were cancerous……………….I did 12 biopsies and 8 were CANCEROUS.

Those words just hung in the air, how was it possible I never get sick and now he’s telling me I’ve got  prostate cancer!

“Oh! I replied” Not what I was expecting. The moments blurred and my mind was  all over the place, I could only think of having to go to the car and tell my dear wife.

I then asked the obvious question. Am I going to die?  He hesitated and said, “We have to do some tests”. I believe it is “ localised” and suggest we remove the prostate.

Ten minutes ago, I was hale and hearty, now I’m told I have “Localised Prostate Cancer” and have to have a major operation.

The doctor gave me a handbook and  told me to go home and read it with my wife.  In the meantime I was to have a bone scan and a MRI scan. He told me to come back in four days with the results.

Now I had to walk back to the car. As I neared she was looking at me. desperately searching for signs of reassurance, but she could tell despite my brave face that something was wrong.

During the next few hours my family and very close friends were made aware of my condition. With best endeavours I made the news with a positive approach, reassuring  all that everything was going to be ok.

Only hours had passed, but already I had “not been given really correct information regarding my outlook”.

After telling me that I had what he believed to be “Localised Prostate Cancer” , his answer to my question, “am I going to die ?“.“should have been “NO” because, no one dies from “Localised Prostate Cancer”.

Amongst the “considerable” number of men I have spoken to over the years of my research and investigation no one knew any instance of anyone “dying” of “Localised Prostate Cancer”.

From then, I proceeded down the path of a “ Radical Prostatectomy”, and the following tests that apply to all. Along the way there were many hurdles, which I had to struggle over. I don’t recall, other than reading books and looking through the internet, that anyone could, or “would” give me “specific information” as to what was going to happen, and as to what sort of problems I may encounter.

I really believe that the considerable research I have done regarding “Localised Prostate Cancer”, its effects on me and others is a significant milestone in my life, and this report which covers the most detailed of personal subjects will be of benefit to all men who read it and their partners.

If you, or your person of concern to you, has "Prostate Cancer” you will be greatly reassured and heartened by all you read in this report.

In every section of this report, the endeavour is made to show what is likely to happen, and how situations can be improved.

Purchasing the prostate cancer report...

This report is emailed immediately directly to you. The total cost of this report is $9.oo full price.

It is important that you read this report slowly and at peace . There are many pages, and is suggested you print the report,  sit down and read it at leisure. There is a lot to read and it  “all will apply to you“.

You may be uncomfortable with your partner reading this report because of the “detail” of matters relating to sexual experience. You will be able to get an idea of “detail” by reading the below “contents” page. If you have concerns then it is strongly suggested you let your partner read the report “first”.

The report is a serious review of the subject but is written in a very easy and uncomplicated style and makes “nice reading”.

IF PRINTING THIS REPORT YOU WILL NEED TO HAVE AT LEAST 25 BLANK PAGES IN YOUR PRINTER.... SIZE...A4. ALTERNATIVELY YOU CAN JUST DOWN LOAD IT TO YOUR COMPUTER

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