I sure hope not. I went through the whole prostate cancer thing in Twenty Ought Seven and I'd just as soon not repeat it. By the way, you can terrify a man who knows how to use the Internet with just two words.
No offense taken whatsoever, ur. After all, I'm still here. And you've got to have a sense of humor about stuff like that. :-) Don't even come close to worrying about it.
A friend of mine had prostate surgery a couple of years ago and is now undergoing radiation and getting testosterone-reducing shots. He's joking about the hot flashes and keeping pretty cheerful. Much better than giving in to depression.
Where, oh where does one begin?
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ReplyDeleteYours? Or did you pick one up at the thrift store?
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ReplyDeleteI sure hope not. I went through the whole prostate cancer thing in Twenty Ought Seven and I'd just as soon not repeat it. By the way, you can terrify a man who knows how to use the Internet with just two words.
ReplyDeleteProstate biopsy.
Apologies, Chris. I was trying to make light of the whole gender reassignment surgery industry. Didn't think first.
ReplyDeleteNo offense taken whatsoever, ur. After all, I'm still here. And you've got to have a sense of humor about stuff like that. :-) Don't even come close to worrying about it.
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine had prostate surgery a couple of years ago and is now undergoing radiation and getting testosterone-reducing shots. He's joking about the hot flashes and keeping pretty cheerful. Much better than giving in to depression.
ReplyDeleteI just had the surgery. So I won't mention the other two scariest words for guys like me.
ReplyDeleteFoley catheter.
He hasn't mentioned that part to me, still having some sense of privacy, I guess. He's only 62 and would like to keep living.
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