Very true. I'm way older and got the message in my early 60's. Quite a task to regain internal/external health back. But the most important task we have. If we wish to have quality of life.
Hi Dave, You get it....it's the most important task we have to have the quality of life and it's never too late to get the message. Better late than never. Health-span and life-span need to be as close together as possible. Hope you're doing well. Tony
Right!! This is it and it's moving fast! Glad the vid resonated. Just trying to inspire people. I think we've exchanged comments in the past? Your Viking profile pic looks familiar. Hope the message finds you healthy. As they used to say back in the day, "Keep on Truckin!"
Yes we have spoken in the past! I had a prostatectomy on 4/20/23…I just celebrated my 1 year post surgery, cancer free event! I had great result from my surgery that was performed by the head of the urology department at Mayo/Jacksonville, Dr. Pak. Cancer free(undetectable PSA) fully continent and enjoying great sex with my wife. What more could a guy ask for…😂🎉😊 Your catheter videos were very helpful in my early post surgery days, thank you again! Since then I have enjoyed your “enjoy it while you can” approach to life….and yes… keep on truckin my friend😎
@@1norgman This is AMAZING news!!! CONGRATU-FUCKIN-LATIONS!!!! 🎉🥳🎈 Man, you made me smile AND LOL!! What more could you ask for is right! I could not be happier for you! You got a second chance after what I can only imagine must have been a really rough year but here you are on the other side. You deserve it and I'm so humbled to have been a teeny-tiny part of it with the catheter vids.🙏 Did you ever tell me your name? I tried to look through past comments.
David from Jacksonville Florida. I am one of the fortunate ones with outstanding prostatectomy results. Having Mayo in my backyard was a key factor, they are amazing!… I did suffer a post surgery Lymphocele from the lymph node removal. It was 6 weeks from absolute hell recovering from the Lymphocele, body drain, multiple drain clogs, unreal pain at times, etc. Lucky me, only 3% of prostatectomy surgeries have a Lymphocele complication. Fast forward to now… I own a house on 3 acres. In the past month I laid down 175 bags of mulch, 65 bails of pine straw and planted 6, 30 gallon live oak trees. I’m back and stronger than ever. Don’t sell yourself short. Your videos did more for me than you will ever know. Your information, encouragement and humor was what I really needed at that time!
@@1norgman Well David from Jacksonville Florida....sounds like you're taking life by the balls🤣sorry I couldn't resist the groin pun. Life sounds full, rich and busy. You certainly haven't been sitting around on that 3 acres. Any gator sightings? I looked up what Lymphocele complication is and it's pretty bad. OUCH! On another note: I was wondering David from Jacksonville, if you would ever consider doing a video interview with me to talk about our experiences, share information that others could use to help them, etc. I'm going to be trying this format with a new friend from Scotland that I met here. He and his twin both have prostate issues and he opted for I think the Helop procedure. He is waiting for the procedure and in the meantime he is using a catheter with a valve closure....like those on a coffee urn. We'll talk about how it works why he went that way, his upcoming procedure, etc. I think it's important to show other options as I can only speak about my experience. The whole thing would kinda be like what Podcasts were originally like. Very chill, two guys talking. If you're not interested,(it's a lot to share with an audience of strangers and wanting your anonymity), I fully and totally understand. It wouldn't be for a minute as I'm gonna do this format and post it first. Lemmie know either way and thanks for letting me know I brought a little more to the table with the videos. Makes me happy.
Very true. I'm way older and got the message in my early 60's. Quite a task to regain internal/external health back. But the most important task we have. If we wish to have quality of life.
Hi Dave, You get it....it's the most important task we have to have the quality of life and it's never too late to get the message. Better late than never. Health-span and life-span need to be as close together as possible. Hope you're doing well. Tony
Great message Tony…life isn’t a dress rehearsal, we only get one shot at this journey. I’m 64 and share a very similar mindset as you do…
Right!! This is it and it's moving fast! Glad the vid resonated. Just trying to inspire people.
I think we've exchanged comments in the past? Your Viking profile pic looks familiar. Hope the message finds you healthy. As they used to say back in the day, "Keep on Truckin!"
Yes we have spoken in the past! I had a prostatectomy on 4/20/23…I just celebrated my 1 year post surgery, cancer free event! I had great result from my surgery that was performed by the head of the urology department at Mayo/Jacksonville, Dr. Pak. Cancer free(undetectable PSA) fully continent and enjoying great sex with my wife. What more could a guy ask for…😂🎉😊
Your catheter videos were very helpful in my early post surgery days, thank you again! Since then I have enjoyed your “enjoy it while you can” approach to life….and yes… keep on truckin my friend😎
@@1norgman This is AMAZING news!!!
CONGRATU-FUCKIN-LATIONS!!!!
🎉🥳🎈
Man, you made me smile AND LOL!! What more could you ask for is right!
I could not be happier for you!
You got a second chance after what I can only imagine must have been a really rough year but here you are on the other side.
You deserve it and I'm so humbled to have been a teeny-tiny part of it with the catheter vids.🙏
Did you ever tell me your name? I tried to look through past comments.
David from Jacksonville Florida. I am one of the fortunate ones with outstanding prostatectomy results. Having Mayo in my backyard was a key factor, they are amazing!… I did suffer a post surgery Lymphocele from the lymph node removal. It was 6 weeks from absolute hell recovering from the Lymphocele, body drain, multiple drain clogs, unreal pain at times, etc. Lucky me, only 3% of prostatectomy surgeries have a Lymphocele complication.
Fast forward to now… I own a house on 3 acres. In the past month I laid down 175 bags of mulch, 65 bails of pine straw and planted 6, 30 gallon live oak trees. I’m back and stronger than ever. Don’t sell yourself short. Your videos did more for me than you will ever know. Your information, encouragement and humor was what I really needed at that time!
@@1norgman Well David from Jacksonville Florida....sounds like you're taking life by the balls🤣sorry I couldn't resist the groin pun. Life sounds full, rich and busy. You certainly haven't been sitting around on that 3 acres. Any gator sightings?
I looked up what Lymphocele complication is and it's pretty bad. OUCH!
On another note: I was wondering David from Jacksonville, if you would ever consider doing a video interview with me to talk about our experiences, share information that others could use to help them, etc. I'm going to be trying this format with a new friend from Scotland that I met here. He and his twin both have prostate issues and he opted for I think the Helop procedure. He is waiting for the procedure and in the meantime he is using a catheter with a valve closure....like those on a coffee urn. We'll talk about how it works why he went that way, his upcoming procedure, etc. I think it's important to show other options as I can only speak about my experience. The whole thing would kinda be like what Podcasts were originally like. Very chill, two guys talking. If you're not interested,(it's a lot to share with an audience of strangers and wanting your anonymity), I fully and totally understand. It wouldn't be for a minute as I'm gonna do this format and post it first. Lemmie know either way and thanks for letting me know I brought a little more to the table with the videos. Makes me happy.