One Man S Journey Through Prostate Cancer

One Man's Journey Through Prostate Cancer chronicles the devastating diagnosis of this type of cancer, the various treatments available, and the ultimate recovery from prostate cancer. It highlights a very honest view and effective information in layman's terms for those faced with this condition. Budd provides a rare look into one man's private journey as he deals with the various tests he endured prior to the diagnosis, the heart-stopping experience when he heard the diagnosis, and gives a refreshing real insight into the treatment option he chose, and it celebrates a huge victory in defeating prostate cancer. This is an honest, open, informative look into the reality behind prostate cancer.

Kenneth J. (Ken) Souza is a natural born story teller with a gift to make people laugh and feel good about being alive. His humor and sensitivity come alive in his writing, during his motivational speaking, or talking one-on-one over coffee. Ken was born in Alameda, California in 1948 and raised in San Leandro and Oakland, California. Ken’s occupation as a Teamster for 37 years flavored his ability to find the right words to express the dimension of his experiences in life. Ken served both as a truck driver and then as an officer for Teamsters Local 432 in Oakland. This is Ken’s first book.

Australian biography.

The true story of one man's journey through conventional medical treatment for prostate cancer. Free of hype and liberally punctuated with off-the-wall humor, Prostate Cancer and Me is often hilarious and always uplifting to the soul. Meet Mr. Prostate Cancer and ride aboard Donaldo's imaginary flying machine. Get the low-down on what you can expect as you go through your own process with this dread disease. You will find Prostate Cancer and Me a candid, enlightening, and supportive view into the prostate cancer experience. If you have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, this book will answer your questions about what may lie ahead for you, what decisions you may need to make, and how you will know when you've won. This book is recommended for prostate cancer patients, friends and family members concerned for a love done struggling with prostate issues, and medical personnel seeking a patient's view into the treatment process.

When Tony begins having trouble urinating in his late-40s, he has no idea why, and even less inkling that hes about to become an unwilling combatant in an internal battle that will last over a decade and significantly change his life physically, psychologically, sexually, and emotionally. Firmly-held beliefs and a longstanding way of living are gradually challenged, frequently dislodged, occasionally obliterated, and ultimately transformed by Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), which afflicts half of all men over 50. Tony becomes increasingly obsessed with his condition as it worsens, processing voluminous info about it, changing his perspective on aging, playing amateur doctor on himself with sporadic success, and using his body as an unscientific experimental lab in a constant search for answers that takes his Californian approach to life through Eastern philosophy and western medicine, natural remedies and alternative medicine, and whatever else is reputed to work. Tonys uneven, humorous, and sometimes contentious relationship with Dr. Tatum, which fluctuates with the pendulous swings and sudden misdirections of the condition, features the interplay of an expert in urology with no personal experience and a patient who has more personal experience than he ever wanted.

You have prostate cancer. These words, when spoken by a physician, strike fear in the heart of any man, and ripple through the ranks of his family as well. This easy-to-read book recounts the author's year-long journey from a diagnosis of prostate cancer, through treatment, to being declared cancer free. While making the point that there are intelligent and well-recommended ways to deal with a diagnosis of prostate cancer, the author also offers tips for staying engaged and confident throughout. And, believe it or not, there are even some things to laugh about along the way.

The Victor is a testament on how Dr JumpRope was inflicted with prostate cancer twice and how he continues to live his life to educate men and women on his mistakes so that they can live a more meaningful life.

The Victor is a testament on how Dr JumpRope was inflicted with prostate cancer twice and how he continues to live his life to educate men and women on his mistakes so that they can live a more meaningful life.