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NEIrish Regular Member Date Joined Aug 2010 Total Posts : 245	Posted 9/17/2010 9:22 AM (GMT -6)
	If I choose to block a poster, will they know it? Will a thread show the name, but block the post by that individual? Back to Top

Steve n Dallas Veteran Member Date Joined Mar 2008 Total Posts : 4823	Posted 9/17/2010 9:58 AM (GMT -6)
	If you "ignor" someone - YOU won't see anything they psot....They will still see everything you post. Back to Top

James C. Veteran Member Date Joined Aug 2007 Total Posts : 4462	Posted 9/17/2010 10:49 AM (GMT -6)
	The ignored poster will have no way of knowing they are ignored. The ignored posters future posts will not show on your screen, although others may refer to them, or even quote them, and curiousity may make you unignore and peek.... The ignored poster will still see everything on the forum, including your posts. James C. Age 63 Gonna Make Myself A Better Man tinyurl.com/28e8qcg 4/07: PSA 7.6, 7/07 Biopsy: 3 of 16 PCa, 5% involved, left lobe, GS3+3=6 9/07: Nerve Sparing open RRP, Path: pT2c, 110 gms., margins clear GS6 3 Years: PSA's .04 each test until 04/10-.06, 09/10-.09- Uh-Oh, reoccurance? ED continues: Bimix- .3ml or Trimix- .15ml Back to Top

TinFoilHat Regular Member Date Joined Sep 2010 Total Posts : 51	Posted 9/17/2010 11:18 AM (GMT -6)
	Oh man ... did I p*ss someone off already? Jeff Age: 49 (09/61) PSAs: 12/08 - 1.8, 12/09 - 2.5, 6/10 - 3.9, 8/10 - 5.7 Biopsy 8/10: 14 samples, 5 positive, Gleason: 3 + 3 RP scheduled 9/23/2010 Back to Top

John T Veteran Member Date Joined Nov 2008 Total Posts : 4188	Posted 9/17/2010 11:29 AM (GMT -6)
	Jeff, If you have chosen to ignore someone why would you care about pissing them off? It's your business alone who you choose to ignore. JT 64 years old. PSA rising for 10 years to 40, free psa 10-15. Had 5 urologists, 12 biopsies and MRIS all neg. Doctors DXed BPH and continue to get biopsies yearly. 13th biopsy positive in 10-08, 2 cores of 25, G6 less than 5%. Scheduled for surgery as recommended by Urological Oncologist. 2nd Opinion from Dr Sholtz, a Prostate Oncologist, said DX wrong, pathology shows indolant cancer, but psa history indicates large cancer or metastasis. Futher tests and Color Doppler confirmed large transition zone tumor that 13 biopsies and MRIS missed. G7, 4+3, approx 16mmX18mm. Combidex MRI in Holland eliminated lymphnode mets. Casodex and Proscar reduced psa to 0.6 and prostate from 60mm to 32mm. Changed diet, no meat and dairy. All staging tests indicate that tumor is local and non agressive. (PAP, PCA3, MRIS, Color Doppler, Combidex, tumor reaction to diet and Casodex, and tumor location in transition zone). Surgery a poor option because tumor is located next to the urethea and positive margin is very likely; permanent incontenance is also high probability with surgery. Seed implants on 5-19-09, 3 hours door to door, no pain, minor side affects are frequency and urgency; very controlable with Flowmax and lasted 4 weeks. Daily activities resumed day after implants with no restrictions. Gold markers implanted with seeds to guide IMRT. 25 treatments of IMRT 6 weeks after seed implants. No side affects at all. PSA at end of treatment 0.02 mostly the result of Casodex. When I stop Casodex next week expect PSA to rise. Next PSA in November. Treatments and side affects have greatly exceeded my expectations. Glad to have this 11 year journey finally conclude. JohnT Back to Top

TinFoilHat Regular Member Date Joined Sep 2010 Total Posts : 51	Posted 9/17/2010 11:45 AM (GMT -6)
	John T said... Jeff, If you have chosen to ignore someone why would you care about pissing them off? It's your business alone who you choose to ignore. JT I was trying to be funny (and failing obviously). You see, I'm a newbie here and ... nevermind ... Jeff Back to Top

142 Forum Moderator Date Joined Jan 2010 Total Posts : 6894	Posted 9/17/2010 11:51 AM (GMT -6)
	Well, I got it, after a minute or two .... Back to Top

Paul1959 Veteran Member Date Joined Nov 2007 Total Posts : 598	Posted 9/17/2010 12:19 PM (GMT -6)
	Actually, it must be me. It's always my fault. Except Jeff pisses me off all the time. Paul Back to Top

Jazzman1 Veteran Member Date Joined Sep 2010 Total Posts : 1160	Posted 9/17/2010 12:37 PM (GMT -6)
	You never want to piss off guys from a group with a high rate of incontinence problems! Back to Top

NEIrish Regular Member Date Joined Aug 2010 Total Posts : 245	Posted 9/17/2010 4:51 PM (GMT -6)
	No one here has pissed me off. I, in turn, sincerely hope I've not pissed anyone else off. Every once in awhile, however, I feel beaten down by a poster's unexpected anger (which I know comes through pain or fear, and nothing else) towards others. It catches me always by surprise. I don't want anyone here to feel as though they've been shut off, however, so I was concerned they might see they've been ignored. I haven't done anything yet. Just checking the mechanics of process... Husband 60yrs., no symptms: PSA 10/04 2.73, 12/06 3.64, 5/09 3.9, 10/09 4.6, 1/10 5.0w/ free PSA 24 6 core biop 4/1/10 path rept: rt mid: adnocarc. G=3+3, 5% of core; R apx v. susp. minute ca, R base bnign w/ mod. atrophy, L side atrphy only; 2nd opnion JH confrmd MRI - 15mm nodule BiLatRP surg 7/6/10, path: T2c, nodes, sem.ves, extra caps. neg., adenoc both sides G=3+3 cntinent, Viagr-8/27 ED Back to Top

Purgatory Elite Member Date Joined Oct 2008 Total Posts : 25364	Posted 9/17/2010 5:02 PM (GMT -6)
	tinfoil, you are doing fine, just keep being yourself. Age: 58, 56 dx, PSA: 7/07 5.8, 10/08 16.3 3rd Biopsy: 9/08 7 of 7 Positive, 40-90%, Gleason 4+3 open RP: 11/08, on catheters for 101 days Path Rpt: Gleason 3+4, pT2c, 42g, 20% cancer, 1 pos marg Incont & ED: None Post Surgery PSA: 2/09 .05,5/09 .1, 6/09 .11. 8/09 .16 Post SRT PSA: 1/10 .12, 4/8 .04, 8/6 .06 11/10 ? Latest: 6 Corr Surgeries to Bladder Neck, SP Catheter since 10/1/9, SRT 39 Sess/72 gy ended 11/09, on Catheter #21, will be having Ileal Conduit Surgery in Sept. Back to Top

Red Nighthawk Regular Member Date Joined Oct 2009 Total Posts : 289	Posted 9/17/2010 5:46 PM (GMT -6)
	tinfoil, thanks for making me laugh. It's good for us to laugh now and then. Age: 63 Gleason grade: 3+4=7, present in both lobes, pT2c NX MX Robotic RP: Sept. 15th, 2009 PSA's: .04, .03, .02, .05 (darn) ED: Improvement slow but there are positive signs. No incontinent issues. Surgery: Dr. Jim Hu. Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women's, Boston Back to Top

Mimi723 Regular Member Date Joined Jul 2010 Total Posts : 38	Posted 9/17/2010 6:10 PM (GMT -6)
	Just for the record, no one has pissed me off. Husband, 62 Gleason 6, PSA was 6.6 RP Surgery was Aug. 16 No lymph node involvement; tiny bit of cancer on outer wall of prostate. Heart bypass/carotid artery surgery in 2003 Back to Top

goodlife Veteran Member Date Joined May 2009 Total Posts : 2691	Posted 9/17/2010 6:13 PM (GMT -6)
	PC pisses me off and on. Goodlife Age 58, PSA 4.47 Biopsy - 2/12 cores , Gleason 4 + 5 = 9 Da Vinci, Cleveland Clinic 4/14/09 Nerves spared, but carved up a little. 0/23 lymph nodes involved pT3a NO MX Catheter and 2 stints in ureters for 2 weeks . Neg Margins, bladder neck negative Living the Good Life, cancer free 6 week PSA <.03 3 month PSA <.01 (different lab) 5 month PSA <.03 (undetectable) 6 Month PSA <.01 1 pad a day, no progress on ED. Trimix injection No pads, 1/1/10, 9 month PSA < .01 1 year psa (364 days) .01 15 month PSA <.01 Back to Top

Aimzee Veteran Member Date Joined May 2010 Total Posts : 1401	Posted 9/18/2010 5:36 AM (GMT -6)
	Although I have been ignored, no one here is pissing me off. I simply went back and deleted the post. Aimzee Husband Ron, age 63 4/1/10 PSA 5.5 Prostate size = 50 cc. Biopsy on 4/20/10 12 samples... Adenocarcinoma: 3 positive on right side, one core left base (5% ` 0.5 mm) - two cores of left lateral mid (20% ~ 2mm, 10%, 10% ~ 1mm) - No Perineural Invasion Gleason 6 (3+3) Bone Scan/CT Negative (2 lesions on liver) 8/18/10 - Da Vinci Prostatectomy Post Op: Gleason 7 (3+4) Negative surgical margins and lymph nodes Both nerve bundles spared Catheter - 13 days Back to Top

erbob Regular Member Date Joined Jan 2010 Total Posts : 281	Posted 9/18/2010 4:23 PM (GMT -6)
	I'd much rather be pissed off than pissed on. Back to Top

Radical Veteran Member Date Joined Mar 2009 Total Posts : 739	Posted 9/18/2010 4:40 PM (GMT -6)
	Actually I am pissing myself laughing, at all these comments, Keep it coming fellows, we need the therapy !...................Kev Age 52yrs [Gold Coast Qld, Australia] 6 out of 8 cores positive 3 X 60% / 3 X 10% PSA 4 Gleason Score 3+4=7 Stage T1c RP 24/12/08 Upgrade Gleason Score 4+3=7 Gleason Differential 60%/40% Stage T2c Three small foci total volume <10% Neg Margins and Nodes Nil - EPE Dry less than 1 week. ED- okay with Meds. PSA at 18mths no change remains 0.03 "Everday in Everyway, I get better" Back to Top

Worried Guy Veteran Member Date Joined Jul 2009 Total Posts : 3732	Posted 9/18/2010 5:24 PM (GMT -6)
	You want to see pissed off? OK! Everybody to the Pee Gravel pit for some urodynamics testing. Jeff (One of many) Back to Top

compiler Veteran Member Date Joined Nov 2009 Total Posts : 7197	Posted 9/18/2010 5:53 PM (GMT -6)
	My goal is to piss everyone off. (Some will say I'm succeeding!) Mel Back to Top

erbob Regular Member Date Joined Jan 2010 Total Posts : 281	Posted 9/18/2010 6:04 PM (GMT -6)
	Now all we need is a circle piss perhaps at that Pee Gravel pit. Back to Top

Aimzee Veteran Member Date Joined May 2010 Total Posts : 1401	Posted 9/19/2010 3:00 AM (GMT -6)
	I have to laugh because this thread was started by a lady participant! Husband Ron, age 63 4/1/10 PSA 5.5 Prostate size = 50 cc. Biopsy on 4/20/10 12 samples... Adenocarcinoma: 3 positive on right side, one core left base (5% ` 0.5 mm) - two cores of left lateral mid (20% ~ 2mm, 10%, 10% ~ 1mm) - No Perineural Invasion Gleason 6 (3+3) Bone Scan/CT Negative (2 lesions on liver) 8/18/10 - Da Vinci Prostatectomy Post Op: Gleason 7 (3+4) Negative surgical margins and lymph nodes Both nerve bundles spared Catheter - 13 days Back to Top

NEIrish Regular Member Date Joined Aug 2010 Total Posts : 245	Posted 9/20/2010 5:10 PM (GMT -6)
	Aimzee - And don't think I don't know exactly what I'm doing.;-) Worked once before. Moderators - The women have been quiet lately. What is the possibility of setting up a kind of site-within-a-site, like franktalk (which I've not used, YET)? It might fill a need here. My background is more the creative field than the techie ones, so I rely on your expertise. And third - When should the question of depression be medically addressed after PCa treatment? My "Quiet Man" is getting quieter... Husband 60yrs., no symptms: PSA 10/04 2.73, 12/06 3.64, 5/09 3.9, 10/09 4.6, 1/10 5.0w/ free PSA 24 6 core biop 4/1/10 path rept: rt mid: adnocarc. G=3+3, 5% of core; R apx v. susp. minute ca, R base bnign w/ mod. atrophy, L side atrphy only; 2nd opnion JH confrmd MRI - 15mm nodule BiLatRP surg 7/6/10, path: T2c, nodes, sem.ves, extra caps. neg., adenoc both sides G=3+3 cntinent, Viagr-8/27 ED Back to Top

Paul1959 Veteran Member Date Joined Nov 2007 Total Posts : 598	Posted 9/20/2010 6:29 PM (GMT -6)
	NE Irish... Depression after PCa is so common that it should be almost part of treatment. Anytime Depression affects life is the time to treat it. And the sooner the better. Even the meds take weeks to work. also, therapy is a huge help with PCa. it just brings up so many feelings we never even knew we had. A little Wellbutrin or Prozac and he'll be back to himself. He will thank you. And he will be the guy you fell in love with. Depression is not fun to have. Paul www.franktalk.org ED website for PCa guys 46 at Diagnosis. Father died of Pca 4/07 at 86. 10/07 PSA 5.06 (Biopsy 11/07 1 of 12 with 8% involvment) (1mm) Da Vinci surgery Jan 5, '08 at Mt. Sinai Hosp. NYC www.roboticoncology.com Saved both nerve bundles. Path Report: Stage T2cNxMx -Gleason (3+3)6 Pad free on March 14 - (10 weeks.) Never a problem since. ED - at one year, ED is fine with viagra. Two year PSA - undetectable! Back to Top

Purgatory Elite Member Date Joined Oct 2008 Total Posts : 25364	Posted 9/20/2010 6:46 PM (GMT -6)
	Paul is quite correct. Depression goes hand in hand with serious medical maladies, including any form of cancer. This can apply to both the patient and their caregivers, i.e. wives, etc. I have dealt with major depression in the past, and the right med can make all the difference in the world. My wife is a nurse, and when she has had the opportunity to sit with my Uro/Surgeon, she hasn't hesitated to tell him about certain symptons indicating depression. Also, my long term GP asked me recently about that subject, as he was the one that worked with me years ago when it was a big issue in my life. If your husband is agreeable, might be good to bring it up with his doctor(s), while the problem is just in its infancy. Now if/when he's working on any ED issues, the doctors will need to know that, as some good anti-depressents, have a side effect of reducing one's sex drive to nothing, a good example is Lexapro, and its older cousin Celexa. Both work good for the depression part, but will flat knock any sexual interest right out of your head, male or female. Being aware that he might have a problem is half the battle. Good mental health is essential in his recovery. Please keep us posted. David in SC Age: 58, 56 dx, PSA: 7/07 5.8, 10/08 16.3 3rd Biopsy: 9/08 7 of 7 Positive, 40-90%, Gleason 4+3 open RP: 11/08, on catheters for 101 days Path Rpt: Gleason 3+4, pT2c, 42g, 20% cancer, 1 pos marg Incont & ED: None Post Surgery PSA: 2/09 .05,5/09 .1, 6/09 .11. 8/09 .16 Post SRT PSA: 1/10 .12, 4/8 .04, 8/6 .06 11/10 ? Latest: 6 Corr Surgeries to Bladder Neck, SP Catheter since 10/1/9, SRT 39 Sess/72 gy ended 11/09, on Catheter #21, will be having Ileal Conduit Surgery in Sept. Back to Top

sm416 Regular Member Date Joined Sep 2010 Total Posts : 27	Posted 9/20/2010 6:51 PM (GMT -6)
	NEIrish. Depression is definately something that I have had some experience with. I have been treated since 1998, I agree with Paul1959, with regards to meds. The one thing that one must be wary of is as we progress in time with meds, there is the difficulty identifying that you feel better because of the meds, and that quiting sometimes is a mistake and can cause further problems. I started out with Prozac, and became immune to problems at work and at home, had a lack of concentration. It caused a lot of probems for me, once I realized that I did not want to be like that, I requested a change and have been taking Lexapro for several years, without the any problems (except that I am afraid that I can not cope without it). I would suggest to your "quiet man" to try guided imagery, particularly by Belleruth Naparstek. She has several, when first diagnosed with depression it was helpful. She has one that deals with Cancer, maybe this might help your "quiet" gentle man out with some of issues. I sincerely hope that he can get though this without meds and I wish you strength in dealing with what he is dealing with. Steve f Age: 58 Married 28 Years. Initial PSA 2.9 elevated to 5.7 before Robotic RP surgery 33% of 1 of 12 biopsy points (left side near bladder) August 9th Prostectomy with 3D Robotic Surgery August 16 Staples and cath removed Back to Top

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