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.

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

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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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

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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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

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

Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

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!

Published from an RV Park in a small town outside of Houston, Texas, USA, near my family and a short walk from my oncologist and immunotherapy infusion lab for my 2nd cancer, metastatic melanoma.

Joining us from Southern Australia, Mike shares how with his own advocacy, he added brachytherapy boost to his primary treatment. Mike also shares anecdotes about holidays in Bali and RV’ing across the US.

Mike Steele “Don’t Panic!”

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Memento mori – just not from cancer!

Murray Keith Wadsworth welcomes back Richard Rolando King, The Patient Detective, to discuss the findings of Murray’s liver lesion biopsy.

Richard Rolando King - “Now, just imagine if you didn’t take that next step at uPSA 0.03”.

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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

Murray Keith Wadsworth discusses the findings of a concerning liver lesion on his recent Pylarify PSMA PET and a TP53 somatic alteration in his liquid blood biopsy test.

Murray Keith - “Contrary to what many doctors say, I do not find these investigative methods at very low uPSA levels a “waste of time and money”.

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Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!

Published while RV camping in wilds of Idaho, USA.  At 44, John was a very healthy and active single parent. At 45, his astute GP added PSA blood testing to his annual physical. Neither could have imagined John was facing metastatic prostate cancer.

John Calarco - “I asked a retired oncologist if he had any words of wisdom. He said the cancer patients who did the best lived their lives above their cancer”.

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

Memento mori – just not from prostate cancer!