This is my welcome episode, where I introduce myself as someone who was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer in 2015, and so far have been living a normal life after surgery.  There are many details of this disease that men seem to not be able to find answers for, and I am here to help share my own experiences.  1 in 44 men will die from Prostate Cancer, but the good news is that this disease is completely curable.  The trick is to detect it early, and act on it quickly.

This is my welcome episode, where I introduce myself as someone who was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer in 2015, and so far have been living a normal life after surgery. There are many details of this disease that men seem to not be able to find answers for, and I am here to help share my own experiences. 1 in 44 men will die from Prostate Cancer, but the good news is that this disease is completely curable. The trick is to detect it early, and act on it quickly.

This is my welcome episode, where I introduce myself as someone who was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer in 2015, and so far have been living a normal life after surgery.&nbsp; There are many details of this disease that men seem to not be able to find answers for, and I am here to help share my own experiences.&nbsp; 1 in 44 men will die from Prostate Cancer, but the good news is that this disease is completely curable.&nbsp; The trick is to detect it early, and act on it quickly.

#101:  Welcome to Mark's Prostate Cancer Experience

Prostate Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in men, responsible for about 1 in every 44 deaths.&nbsp; But, it's one of the few cancers that is completely curable.&nbsp; Mark was 51 years old when diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2015.&nbsp; Now, almost a decade later he is online to tell his story of how he was diagnosed, and what other men should expect on their path to being cured of this disease.&nbsp; He talks about how he learned about his cancer, the surgery that saved his life, and how he manages with side effects such as incontinence and erectile disfunction.&nbsp; The good news is that he beat all the odds, and lives to tell others of what they can expect.

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Prostate Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in men, responsible for about 1 in every 44 deaths.  But, it's one of the few cancers that is completely curable.  Mark was 51 years old when diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2015.  Now, almost a decade later he is online to tell his story of how he was diagnosed, and what other men should expect on their path to being cured of this disease.  He talks about how he learned about his cancer, the surgery that saved his life, and how he manages with side effects such as incontinence and erectile disfunction.  The good news is that he beat all the odds, and lives to tell others of what they can expect.

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