Awareness talks are fun, I love doing them. They usually go quite well, these were not bad, just memorable.  

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A couple of months after the operation you have the opportunity to try the injection for erectile dysfunction.

Yes, I said injection and I don't mean in your arm or leg. The injection is used for those patients at the start of their rehabilitation or for those who have tried everything else.

Of course, this is me, so it could never be that straight forward...  

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Dennis deals with the devastating diagnosis that he has prostate cancer and he has to make a treatment choice.

He does so with humour as his side kick.

This is the conclusion of his story.  

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Dennis deals with the devastating diagnosis that he has prostate cancer and he has to make a treatment choice.

He does so with humour as his side kick.

This is his story.  

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I mentioned Esther a few podcasts ago. She is a volunteer for Prostate Cancer UK with a unique story.  She gave me a brief summary of it when I met her and now I can tell the complete devastating story in full.

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It's no secret that I like to keep busy - sometimes too busy for my own good.

I was going to break a record. I was going to conduct 4 Awareness talks in the same day for the same company, talk to two close friends about prostate cancer from two different perspectives and I was going to be the star in a new 'info commercial' about the role of the MRI scanner in prostate cancer.

No pressure then.

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Volunteers at Prostate Cancer UK are passionate about what they do, they have to be. Rub them the wrong way however and you will see another side. Imagine a panda bear being robbed of its bamboo.

Then I get the answer all men have been waiting for. How men 'catch' prostate cancer. This is a truly life changing experience.

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Delays in either seeking a diagnosis or getting treatment once a problem is detected does not normally end in good news for those with prostate cancer.

What however it was that delay in getting tested is what actually saved you from a worse fate?  

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I previously interviewed Richard regarding his advanced prostate cancer diagnosis. It was a few months later that I asked DeeDee for an update of his condition.

I wasn't prepared for what she would unfortunately tell me.

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