I am a retired Controls Engineer, Teacher and Code Officer. While in teaching I worked with students in crisis. This taught me to listen.
Before all that I had Testicular Cancer in 1975 . In both cases I had radiation but for the Prostate it was much more detailed, sophisticated, and focal.
My initial Prostate Cancer, Gleason 9 aggressive, treatment included Radiation and Hormone therapy. I am now on my third round of treatments. Yes the Cancer has returned but no spreading so far. PET scans, bone scans, MRI and lots of xrays under my belt.
Along the way I wrote a book about my Cancer experience, titled the same as this Blog.
I need to share my thoughts on Cancer and life in general. All I am trying to do is help others with Cancer be better.
Life is too precious to spend it angry, in pain, with fear, and doubts.

Helping me cope turns to my offering help to others.
When I was diagnosed with my second Cancer, the old mans Cancer – Prostate Cancer, I started to write my thoughts and fears down.
Over time it was pointed out to me that my notes were just telling my story and not showing my emotions. Telling vs Showing. My English Teacher buddy gave me some strong hints and some examples on how to Show a story.
Showing draws the reader into the written word. Then to show a story while being a story teller is harder. I write in the form of talking to the reader with the gaol of helping the reader live my story.
I will post some excerpts from my story, Pink isn’t the only Cancer, over the next few days. I soon am hitting the hospital for a total knee replacement so forgive if it takes longer.
Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
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