You’ll never forget the day your worst fears were confirmed. Your annual physical which included PSA blood work and the digital rectal exam, as each physical previously had, suggested further examination of what was going on in your prostate might be beneficial. So you followed your doctor’s advice.
Subsequently that led to The Call. Or the request from the sympathetic sounding voice at the other end of the phone advising you that you needed to come into discuss the results with your doctor. When you did you found out that you had prostate cancer.
Fortunately you don’t have to travel the road that’s ahead of you alone. And no I’m not talking about friends and family. The reference here is to finding a support group of others who have survived prostate cancer or who are being treated for prostate cancer. They can be a source of a wealth of information and help you grasp your treatment options, what your Gleason score means, and get up to speed on other such lingo that is common knowledge to those so afflicted.