Just weeks before the IRONMAN World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, Rachel was hit by a reckless driver. Relying on her RN and athletic training experiences, Rachel defied the odds and found a way to begin walking and cycling, again.

Rachel Corey - “If your waiting to be motivated you might be waiting a long time. I didn’t want to look back at some point and say what if I had worked harder”.

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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

Soon to be published author Adriene Caldwell shares her heart-breaking childhood experiences and her thoughts on what we all can do for our mental well-being.

Adriene Caldwell “There is no shame whatsoever in needing mental health assistance”.

You can contact Adriene at www.unbrokencaldwell.com

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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

Prostate cancer patient/orthopedic surgeon David Bailie discusses his personalized health care strategy, covering a gamut of topics including imaging, biopsy, undetectable PSA, recurrence, diet, fasting, alcohol, supplements, bowel bladder and gut protection, ozone treatments, castor oil, Ivermectin, to name a few.

Dr. David Bailie “A good doctor is in a team game with their patient”.

You can contact Dr. Bailie at [email protected]

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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

More than just delving into this perplexity, returning guests Richard Rolando King (The Patient Detective) and Tom Paylor (uPSA and BCR) share why they use ultrasensitive PSA testing to get out ahead of common clinical guidelines and this multifaceted heterogenous beast Prostate Cancer.

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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

Our guest today, Ron Bucher, was diagnosed in 2006 at the age of fifty-four. Having faced three recurrences, Ron is proud of his actions as project manager, responsible for his own outcome.

Ron Bucher “This is when I really took charge of my self-care. My thinking was, I was still a pretty young fellow and if I took care of myself I could live another few decade’s.

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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

Joining us from Brussels, Belgium, Mark Jeffrey shares his self-advocacy efforts from diagnosis to a new radiotherapy treatment method and how he used AI in his patient detective patient scientist efforts.

Mark Jeffrey “AI can give you bad information. Let’s start with that”.

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Nurse Shelby Ostendorf joins me in our discussion into the parallels of these two diseases.

Shelby Ostendorf “And that began my education and deep dive!”

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Weatherman Tom Paylor joins me in studio and shares how he leans on his weather forecasting skills as his PSA has just risen above uPSA <0.006.

Tom Paylor “I at least want to have a plan in place. I want to be prepared’.

You can contact Murray Keith Wadsworth through his author web site www.sheeporwolfcancer.com

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Joining us from Melbourne, Australia, Mr. Steve Cavill, moderator for the international support group Intermittent ADT for Prostate Cancer, shares how he navigates his intermittent ADT treatment strategy.

Steve Cavill “There is no bloody answer to the question when do you start again!”.

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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

Published on a cold Houston Texas day with my RV’s realistic multicolor electric fireplace glowing.

Joining us from Kansas City, Kansas, Kevin Campbell shares the role imaging has in his diagnostic and treatment decisions for his metastatic prostate cancer.

Kevin Campbell “And I said, isn’t there some imaging we can do?”

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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!