An Introductory note from me to you

Often people come to prostate cancer forums hoping to be understood by those walking on the same path. Unfortunately that's no always true.

A place to introduce yourself to the group and share your story

You'll want to read this BEFORE you believe the hype about the benefits of double nerve sparing surgery returning your erectile functioning.

A place to let the world know what country/city your prostate resides

Here are ten tips for coping with prostate cancer. Here's a thread to discuss the life lessons we've learned from coping with prostate cancer.

A place to share what life is like now that you are home

Know what you could do that would result in you needing a catheter for the rest of your life. This may surprise you.

A place to share experiences, provide and receive tips about living with a catheter

Coping with the loss of urinary control is difficult. Wearing men's diapers can be traumatic. Here's a thread to discuss the challenge of coping with urinary incontinence with men who've been there.

Bladder spasms hurt! Here's the place to share what you've done to reduce or relieve the pain or frequency of spasms

Why you need a stool softener after surgery

A place to share or ask questions about your post surgical pathology report

Here's the place to learn about and discuss climacturia

One of the most difficult aspects of post surgical life. Here's the place to talk about how ED is affecting you and your relationships

Erectile Dysfunction is NOT the loss of manhood or the end of a marriage. It's an opportunity. Here's a thread to share how to enjoy sex while coping with ED.

Re-establishing a sex life after prostate surgery is challenging. Find out why and what needs to be done.

Many men find out about this AFTER surgery. Here's a thread to discuss this issue as well as read an informative article

Here's the place to learn and discuss what you can do to prevent venous leak and preserve erectile functioning

The thought of injecting a needle into my penis terrified me. Yet this became an important component of penile rehab. Here's the place to ask questions, discuss your experiences, and get info on penile injections

If you are coping with impotence after surgery many issues could stop you from considering this option. Here's the answer to those objections.

Erectile Dysfunction causes the most emotional and relational pain than any other side effect from surgery. There are reasons why men resist an effective cure. Here's Why.

Here's the place to get information, ask questions and discuss your experiences with penile implants

Sex without a prostate is very different than sex with a prostate. Here's the place to discuss how surgery has changed your sexuality and enjoyment of our sexual experience.

Too many men loose their sense of manhood when they suffer from ED. Here's a thread to re-work the definition of manhood

Men who suddenly face Erectile Dysfunction become seriously depressed and avoid all forms of intimacy. This thread is for those who want to have a fantastic sex life while ED is still part of your life.

Many men find themselves angry or withdrawn after surgery. These could be symptoms of post-surgical depression, which is very common for men to experience following surgery. Most men are emotionally unprepared to cope with life without their prostate. This thread provides helpful information and insights into post-surgical depression.

Losing your desire for sex can be a very troubling post-surgical fact of life. If this happens to you, you aren't alone. This thread contains links to articles that discuss this issue.

Here are seven reasons why couples coping with PC suffer alone, and what you can do to end the isolation.

Here's a chance for men and couples coping with life without a prostate to speak out about their concerns.

The Modesto Bee wrote a story about this ministry. My wife and I were interviewed

Here's a thread which attempts to answer the most frequently asked questions. We need your help with questions so we can make this a very helpful thread

Here's a place to share helpful on-line resources and links

Even though you made it through surgery, the diagnosis of prostate cancer is a reminder all of us are terminal. One day each of us will die from an illness, injury, accident or disease. Now is a good time for a legal, relational and spiritual check up. There are issues to take care of in order to protect you and your family.

In an effort to be helpful, sometimes people make harmful or hurting comments. Here's the place to discuss the helpful and not so helpful comments people make.

A list of 10 attitudes that will waste your experience with prostate cancer

The quality of life issues faced after surgery greatly impact your relationship. Here's a thread dedicated to divorce proofing your marriage.

A place to share funny stories, and humor related to prostate cancer

If you've been leaking urine for a year or more following surgery an artificial sphincter might help. Here's a place to get information about this and to share your experiences.

There's no right ED medication for everyone. Additionally each of the medications have potential side effects. Here's the place to discuss your experiences with ED medications. This thread is also a resource about the medications available.

If you've had non-nerve sparing surgery, you still have an option to achieve an erection. This thread is for men and couples facing ED as a result of non-nerve sparing surgery

After surgery, you may regret your decision. Here's the place to share those regrets.

More than a few men conclude that surgery ruined their life forever. They think they should have let the cancer take it's course. Here's a story of a man who didn't have that choice.
His story could cure your case of buyers remorse.

The diagnosis of prostate cancer is a wake up call. It's worth learning to live without regrets. Here's what terminally ill people have to teach us about regret free living. We can learn from their mistakes. Here's a place to discuss your regrets and learn how to get past them.

For many years medical thinking was against the idea of providing men with prostate cancer testosterone to increase their desire for sex. Under certain conditions that had changed. If you want more info or want to discuss increasing interest in sex with testosterone check out this thread.

Whether or not you post on our forums please participate in this poll about life after prostate surgery.

One of the high anxiety times for men following surgery are the PSA tests required after surgery. Here's thread to get information and share concerns, and/or celebrate great results

A rise in PSA following surgery is likely to cause panic. Here's some helpful information if your PSA is rising.

Often how a man feels is dependent upon what stage he's in post-surgery. Here's a thread where I share poll results.
It's also a place to share your feelings.

If you've gained weight since surgery this is a thread you'll want to read.

This thread provides a links to support resources for women. This thread can be used as a women only thread as well or you could invite men into the discussions.

Receiving a diagnosis of prostate cancer can result in becoming a better person. Here's the thread to discuss the ways in which prostate cancer has accomplished that affect.

Here's the place to discuss what issues you continue to cope with two or more years following surgery.

Pets can be an amazing source of humor and comfort. They can lift your mood when you are down and out. They can make you laugh when you feel like crying. Here's the place to talk about your wonderful and loving pets

Once you've been diagnosed with prostate cancer, the likelihood of your bio-son(s) developing prostate cancer increases. Here's the place to get information about telling your son(s), as well as young & adult children and grandchildren about prostate cancer

If you've been diagnosed with prostate cancer in your bones or found out cancer is outside of your prostate here's information important for you to know.

At some point in the journey you can move from the person who needs help to reach out and help others coping with PC. Here's the place to share those efforts.

Every 16 minutes a man dies from prostate cancer. Here's a thread to discuss dying from prostate cancer. It's also a place where those left behind can support one another

A man dies from prostate cancer every 17.5 minutes. Therefore it makes sense to add this thread to our forum. Here are links to articles that describe what the final days and weeks are like if you are dying of cancer.

A healing from prostate cancer is temporary, a healing from Jesus is forever. He's the place to discuss what it means to face prostate cancer, knowing you are forever healed.

Prostate cancer is a reminder our time here is limited. How do you want to be remembered? What would you like to pass on to your children and future generations in your family?

This is a work in progress and will be completed by 12/114

Here's the place to learn and share an attitude of gratitude. A place to share unlikely things to celebrate

Here's what readers have said about I Left My Prostate in San Francisco-Where's Yours?

Here's the place to look back and look to forward to discuss your new life without a prostate. Please participate in our poll on this thread

Here's a thread to share your experiences with prayer in the journey of coping with prostate cancer.

If your faith made a difference in your thoughts, your feelings, attitudes, what you did, or how you coped, please share that here.

Coping with cancer can suck all the joy out of the holiday season. Here's a list of joy killers and some things you can do which will bring joy to you this season.

Here's the place to celebrate and/or thank God for answered prayer, a recognized movement of His Grace, Power, Activity or His Love in your life.

A diagnosis of prostate cancer can bring you closer to God, or cause you to become angry and distant. Here's a place to cry out to God, express questions about faith, share your faith struggles

Here's a place to share your testimony, that is to share how or why you came to believe Jesus is Lord.

Watch this life changing video by a reporter who sought to disprove the life and claims of Jesus.

Links to uplifting and faith building discussions and sermons

Here's a place to share what prostate cancer taught you about life and relatonships

Sometimes men will turn to many places as a way to cope with erectile dysfunction. Here's the place to share those struggles

If you've read I Left My Prostate in San Francisco-Where's Yours? and you want to discuss the book with the author and/or others, here's the place to do that