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Tuesday, 16 November 2010

Proton Therapy Continues to Provide Exceptional Results

Posted on 19:31 by Unknown
I must take pause and announce that I am three years from my original diagnosis of prostate cancer I am happy to report my new PSA tests are at .80 nadir. What a joy to continue to report such great results from proton therapy. Three years ago I was Gleason 3+3+=6 staging T1c, PSA was at 5.8. My PSA had tripled in 8 months time so I had to move on the cancer and be aggressive in my approach.

I have had no side effects and that includes NO ED!


I am happy to continue to mentor many who have unfortunately have been diagnosed with cancer whatever the type. I know how anxious these times may be. Please continue to read my blog and consider the great attributes of living a life with so few side effects while treating the cancer.

For those who are uninsured or paying cash out of pocket for proton treatment please check out my new project at ProtonKorea.

Life is Good!
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