hi everyone. blogging from my hospital bed.
yes, as lori said, i am spending a second night here. they want to make sure that the plumbing is working as it should.
having fun annoying the nurses, which probably isnt wise as theyre the ones with the needles.
hopefully ill get outta here tomorrow. anyone want to bring me a six pack to drink so i can pee more...
Welcome
When I wrote that banner above, I was just days into this adventure. I'm a pretty analytical guy, and the simple act of writing every day helped me wrap my head around the fact that I had just introduced the word "cancer" into my vocabulary, and it helped me rationalize my treatment options. It also helped keep friends and family informed on my status.
Those daily updates tapered off to weekly updates and eventually to monthly updates (which I continue to do on the 11th of every month, the anniversary date of being told I have cancer).
I've kept this blog going because I remember how helpful it was for me to hear first-hand experiences of other prostate cancer patients. I wanted to return the favor by sharing my own journey in order to educate others and increase prostate cancer awareness.
But I wanted it to be a truthful sharing of details, so you will quickly see that I didn't sugar-coat much of anything. That means that you'll find some pretty graphic descriptions of the male anatomy and biological functions in this blog.
Finally, if you're reading this as a fellow prostate cancer patient, please understand that I am not a medical professional, and you should not construe any of the content of this blog as medical advice. Each case is unique, so please solicit the advice of your own medical team.
I wish you all the best as you go through your own journey.
-- Dan
Squealer II here.....Hope you're feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteEnjoying yourself so much you just can't tear yourself away...Glad to hear your spirits are up..
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