Great presentation and excellent information. Steve's story is very similar to mine; in terms of being in shock, not wanting to let anyone know, and a spouse that encouraged me to open up. Everyone needs to listen to Steve's story. I'm currently 4-years NED, and my dad is living with prostate cancer.
Wow! great interview. Sorry I don't know interviewers name however would start a few interviews and "fall out' You remind me of my brother law, also a social worker with a style not for me. Then when you said "F'k it" I paid attention and appreciated your questions ( doesnt say much for me). Steve's journey is special because it incorporates the old therapies with the new, psma test and then proton radiation. It seems in todays times a prostate cancer patient can expect to live long and not a death sentence, time wise, like it was just a few short years ago. Thank you for sharing this information and experience.
Really enjoyed this interview and very timely for me as well. Would like to know what website Steve was referring to that he’s on if you can share that would be great. Again well done thank you
How was proton therapy ,how many time,any side effect,please give more detail. I will have proton as the first line of treatment since I am 79 with localized PC,no met and feel fine in general.
I enjoy the entire interview with Steve. I am similar with history, but a much longer one. I passed my 30 year anniversary June of this year. I am still fighting the cancer, and I am 87 at this time. We have Proton radiation coming to our area of Peoria, Illinois, but it is like 4 years off I think. Jack Drum.
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Good video and well said Steve.
Great presentation and excellent information. Steve's story is very similar to mine; in terms of being in shock, not wanting to let anyone know, and a spouse that encouraged me to open up. Everyone needs to listen to Steve's story. I'm currently 4-years NED, and my dad is living with prostate cancer.
Happy you found Steve's video helpful Wishing you many years of NED, and much support to your Dad, too.
Really great vid, thanks for this. Steve, where did you get proton? I thought that you indicated UCSF?
interesting video. thanks for posting it. I learned from it.
Wow! great interview. Sorry I don't know interviewers name however would start a few interviews and "fall out' You remind me of my brother law, also a social worker with a style not for me. Then when you said "F'k it" I paid attention and appreciated your questions ( doesnt say much for me). Steve's journey is special because it incorporates the old therapies with the new, psma test and then proton radiation.
It seems in todays times a prostate cancer patient can expect to live long and not a death sentence, time wise, like it was just a few short years ago. Thank you for sharing this information and experience.
Super happy you liked watching this.
Really enjoyed this interview and very timely for me as well. Would like to know what website Steve was referring to that he’s on if you can share that would be great. Again well done thank you
Thank you for the discussion I found it very informative and helpful.
Glad it was helpful! I hope you like the rest of our presentations!
How was proton therapy ,how many time,any side effect,please give more detail. I will have proton as the first line of treatment since I am 79 with localized PC,no met and feel fine in general.
We'll look into getting you a reply
Proton is a superior therapy sadly not available in a so called advanced country like Canada. You are very lucky to have the option.
The fact your treated 4x for your condition only means they're not That effective in eradicating your CA . Good luck😎
Great conversation. Really enjoyed listening to Steve's story. And the questions were excellent as well. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I enjoy the entire interview with Steve. I am similar with history, but a much longer one. I passed my 30 year anniversary June of this year. I am still fighting the cancer, and I am 87 at this time. We have Proton radiation coming to our area of Peoria, Illinois, but it is like 4 years off I think. Jack Drum.