I’m 70 and just got back from the hospital after getting the Aquablation procedure on my prostate. Have to wear this catheter in for a week. There was quite the anxiety issue I was having in the many months with my urologist and insurance getting to this point. I’ve dealt with problem for at least 10 years getting worse year after year. Thank you so much for your vids.
You are so welcome David. I'm sorry you have to deal with all of this but hopefully it' an end to a means. You'll truly be amazed at how great it is to urinate like a racehorse.
It's a club that we never thought we'd ever be a part of but here we all are. If I can lend some support/compassion/understanding by sharing my journey, then hopefully the club members won't feel so alone. Just trying to do my part. Cheers, and wishing you great health. Tony
You are so welcome! I'm so glad the videos are helping and I'm humbled to be a small part of your journey. If you need more support, have questions, or just need to talk to someone who's gone through it, visit my website. I've spoken to guys from around the world and it helps. Hang in there and wishing you all the best. Cheers, Tony maletenance.com/services
Again, as I have commented in prior videos, thank you so much for sharing your journey into basically an unknown land. I am glad you have recovered and hope your catheter invention is successful. I have metastatic prostrate cancer which was detected when I could not urinate. This happened as I was arranging my wife's funeral. She died unexpectedly of a brain stroke. Terrible timing. As you say not being able to urinate is traumatic. You do not know what you have until you don't. Your information was practical and helped. Ten months later the urologist performed a "Holep"(?) laser procedure. I can pee again at last. I used diapers at night for about a month and on days where I would travel where I did not know where the bathrooms were located. Now I pee more frequently but I thank God I can do so. No need for diapers. The cancer still exists but has not spread and is under control. My PSA went from 412 to 0.7 after a years treatment. Thanks again for the videos.
Thank you for the kind words and I am happy and humbled that the videos helped you navigate so much of the unknown. You have been through so much and I am very sorry for the loss of your wife. Life can be infinitely unfair at times, with no rhyme or reason as to why bad things happen. I am very glad to read that your cancer is under control , PSA is way down and you're out of diapers. Those are wins to acknowledge. I wish you continued health and send you blessings. Cheers, Tony
Thanks for the update. Your positivity and general outlook will continue to move you forward in a very good way. I have and am dealing with some very similar issues. Gratitude for what is and has been improved is beyond helpful. Best to you.
@PacificBlue51 Thank you for the kind words and support. I send it right back to you too! Cheers, and wishing you and your loved ones great health. Tony
I’m 70 and just got back from the hospital after getting the Aquablation procedure on my prostate. Have to wear this catheter in for a week. There was quite the anxiety issue I was having in the many months with my urologist and insurance getting to this point. I’ve dealt with problem for at least 10 years getting worse year after year. Thank you so much for your vids.
You are so welcome David. I'm sorry you have to deal with all of this but hopefully it' an end to a means. You'll truly be amazed at how great it is to urinate like a racehorse.
Totally relate to all you said, absolutely!
It's a club that we never thought we'd ever be a part of but here we all are.
If I can lend some support/compassion/understanding by sharing my journey, then hopefully the club members won't feel so alone.
Just trying to do my part. Cheers, and wishing you great health. Tony
Happy for you. Just started this journey and you and your videos are teaching me and relieving my anxieties. Thank you!
You are so welcome! I'm so glad the videos are helping and I'm humbled to be a small part of your journey.
If you need more support, have questions, or just need to talk to someone who's gone through it, visit my website. I've spoken to guys from around the world and it helps.
Hang in there and wishing you all the best. Cheers, Tony
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Again, as I have commented in prior videos, thank you so much for sharing your journey into basically an unknown land. I am glad you have recovered and hope your catheter invention is successful. I have metastatic prostrate cancer which was detected when I could not urinate. This happened as I was arranging my wife's funeral. She died unexpectedly of a brain stroke. Terrible timing. As you say not being able to urinate is traumatic. You do not know what you have until you don't. Your information was practical and helped. Ten months later the urologist performed a "Holep"(?) laser procedure. I can pee again at last. I used diapers at night for about a month and on days where I would travel where I did not know where the bathrooms were located. Now I pee more frequently but I thank God I can do so. No need for diapers. The cancer still exists but has not spread and is under control. My PSA went from 412 to 0.7 after a years treatment. Thanks again for the videos.
Thank you for the kind words and I am happy and humbled that the videos helped you navigate so much of the unknown.
You have been through so much and I am very sorry for the loss of your wife. Life can be infinitely unfair at times, with no rhyme or reason as to why bad things happen. I am very glad to read that your cancer is under control , PSA is way down and you're out of diapers. Those are wins to acknowledge.
I wish you continued health and send you blessings. Cheers, Tony
@@maletenance Thank you.
Thanks for the update. Your positivity and general outlook will continue to move you forward in a very good way. I have and am dealing with some very similar issues. Gratitude for what is and has been improved is beyond helpful. Best to you.
@PacificBlue51 Thank you for the kind words and support. I send it right back to you too!
Cheers, and wishing you and your loved ones great health. Tony
@@maletenance continue to be well and thrive. dave