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PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT SITE
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Acknowledgment and thanks are due to Eric Taylor, Australian Mentor for YANA, who created this and the other Charts.
TREATMENT CHOICES INDEXED BY -
PSA AT DIAGNOSIS
When this site was set up, there was a belief that there is tremendous value in reading of other people's experiences with prostate cancer and also recognition that it might be helpful you find someone to 'talk' to; someone who had dealt with the same issues and problems.
Most of the men who have told their stories have volunteered to act as Mentors and have provided their e-mail addresses. They invite you to mail them for any further information you might want. They may not always be able to help you directly, but may well know where to direct you.
The accounts on the site are based on information received from our contributors and they may not be completely accurate.We hope they may provide you with an insight into how others have dealt with the issues that you now face. The stories and charts provided are for your information only, and show a brief summary of what others have done. They should not be used for making your own treatment decision. Please be aware that there is much more to the decision making process, as you will see if you go to CHOOSING A TREATMENT.
If you would like to join those who have shared their experiences, please go to JoinUs , if you are a returning visitor and you would like to update your story, please go to UpDate.
This tag shows stories that have been added or updated in the current month or previous month.
Indicates stories that may be of particular interest.
You will see when you go to the contributors' stories that there are the following flags:
Men diagnosed less than 5 years ago ago have a bronze bar.
Men whose diagnosis was between six and nine years ago have a silver bar.
Men diagnosed more than 10 years ago ago have a gold bar with a star
for each year beyond 10.
The long term men - survivors of 15 years and more have a platinum bar .
Some members of the gay community have asked to be identified by this symbol.
This tag
shows the men who will help answer your questions.
Many people are looking for information about the treatment choices made by men with a similar diagnosis to theirs , so the stories on this page are indexed by PSA AT DIAGNOSIS. There are OTHER INDEXES:
For ease of access the PSA indexed stories are then grouped as:
PSA
MORE THAN 5.0 NG/ML BUT LESS THAN 10 NG/ML
PSA
MORE THAN 10.0 NG/ML BUT LESS THAN 20 NG/ML
The stories are are also indexed by
GLEASON SCORE
and
It is also possible to see some of the stories indexed by country, or, in the case of the USA, the State of residence. The link is PLACE NAME TABLE
The accounts on the site are based on information received from our contributors and they may not be completely accurate.We hope they may provide you with an insight into how others have dealt with the issues that you now face. The stories and charts provided are for your information only, and show a brief summary of what others have done. They should not be used for making your own treatment decision. Please be aware that there is much more to the decision making process, as you will see if you go to CHOOSING A TREATMENT.
THIS INDEX IS SORTED BY PSA AT DIAGNOSIS. THIS SECTION LISTS MEN WITH A PSA GREATER THAN 10.0 NG/ML AND LESS THAN 20.0 NG/ML
Click on the man's name to read his personal story and his treatment choice. Go to PSA INDEX for other PSA levels.
THIS INDEX IS SORTED BY PSA AT DIAGNOSIS. THIS SECTION LISTS MEN WITH A PSA GREATER THAN 20.0 NG/ML
Click on the man's name to read his personal story and his treatment choice. Go to PSA INDEX for other PSA levels.