Thanks for the welcome

[Guest guest]

I got a lot of information from this site and other links you

provided. It will certainly help when I see the urologist on the 25th

Discovered I had a high PSA (5.4) during a routine physical. Dr

recommended a biopsy and I had it on 8/31. Twelve samples were taken

and only one was cancer. The Dr called with the results and I did

panic a little. Didn't ask any questions, didn't know wnat to ask.

But after the information here I now have a list and feel that I can

be in control of my treatments.

Thanks again

[Guest guest]

Steve,

I don’t know if you came across this

– it is a printable list of questions that men should ask their doctors http://www.yananow.net/questions.htm

All the best,

Terry

Herbert in Melbourne, Australia

Diagnosed ‘96: Age

54: Stage T2b: PSA 7.2: Gleason 3+3=6: No treatment. August '06 PSA 27.4

My site is at www.yananow.net

As a

physician, I am painfully aware that most of the decisions we make with regard

to prostate cancer are made with inadequate data: Dr

“Snuffy” Myers.

From: ProstateCancerSupport

[mailto:ProstateCancerSupport ]

On Behalf Of Steve

Sent: 15 September 2006 12:45 PM

To: ProstateCancerSupport

Subject: Thanks for the welcome

I got a lot of information from this site and other

links you

provided. It will certainly help when I see the urologist on the 25th

Discovered I had a high PSA (5.4) during a routine physical. Dr

recommended a biopsy and I had it on 8/31. Twelve samples were taken

and only one was cancer. The Dr called with the results and I did

panic a little. Didn't ask any questions, didn't know wnat to ask.

But after the information here I now have a list and feel that I can

be in control of my treatments.

Thanks again