I'm a 54 Year Old Retired Canadian Mountie with Advanced Prostate Cancer

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Don, a 54-year-old former Canadian Mountie and prostate cancer survivor, recounts his diagnosis, treatment, and current battle with advanced prostate cancer. Don discusses the initial shock of his diagnosis at 50, the process of choosing treatment options, the impact on his relationship with his wife, and his struggles with erectile dysfunction and urinary incontinence post-surgery. Despite the recurrence of his cancer and the challenges of navigating the healthcare system, Don has become an advocate for prostate cancer awareness and support, finding purpose in connecting and advising other men facing similar battles. Don works with the fine men's cancer patient group, Man Up To Cancer https://manuptocancer.org
The conversation highlights the importance of early detection, shared decision-making, and the value of support networks in cancer recovery and management.
00:00 A Personal Journey Through Prostate Cancer
00:19 Diagnosis and Initial Treatment Decisions
02:05 Facing the Realities of Cancer Treatment Options
02:55 The Emotional Impact of Cancer on Family Life
04:27 Choosing Surgery and Trusting the Medical Team
12:19 The Recurrence: Facing Cancer Again
14:18 Navigating Treatment and Healthcare Systems
23:57 The Power of Community Support and Advocacy
28:41 Reflecting on the Journey and Looking Forward

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