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RUFFSTUFF 04-14-2012 02:17 PM

No days are guaranteed... Take the ones you can get and spend them in a Z, with all the family that can fit.

RiCharlie 04-14-2012 04:02 PM

Here is a quick warning to the guys...depending on who you believe between one out of five or one in THREE..yes one in THREE guys will get prostate cancer. It can and often will kill, but the good news is it is easily detectable with a simple blood test.. and easily curable with robotic surgery...PROVIDED IT IS CAUGHT EARLY BEFORE IT LEAVES THE PROSTATE AND SPREADS INTO THE SURROUNDING BONES AND ORGANS.

RiCharlie 04-14-2012 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Bucketlist2012 (Post 1661884)
As a 52 year old man that has put his affairs in order due to major medical issues, I can relate heavily with this story..

So sad to see a good man taken away like that....RIP

Hope are you going to be alright..

mantella87 04-14-2012 04:31 PM

Glad he got to drive a car he wanted before his time was up. I would want the same thing.

RiCharlie 04-14-2012 04:36 PM

The car was in crap shape when the family got it and a friend fixed it up...the dad died four months after getting this very special gift from his loved ones..
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http://www.autopia.org/forum/click-b...-touch-up.html

Bucketlist2012 04-14-2012 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by RiCharlie (Post 1663030)
Here is a quick warning to the guys...depending on who you believe between one out of five or one in THREE..yes one in THREE guys will get prostate cancer. It can and often will kill, but the good news is it is easily detectable with a simple blood test.. and easily curable with robotic surgery...PROVIDED IT IS CAUGHT EARLY BEFORE IT LEAVES THE PROSTATE AND SPREADS INTO THE SURROUNDING BONES AND ORGANS.

They test for P.S.A. levels....Every man over 50 should know those levels like Horsepower Numbers..

Below 2.0 is good..

Bucketlist2012 04-14-2012 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by RiCharlie (Post 1663034)
Hope are you going to be alright..

Thanks Charlie...

Plumbing and Electrical Issues. Heart and Brain. Just God's Plan.

Thanks for the good wishes.. Our stories are for everyone to realize how fragile life is..One minute , everything is normal, and a second later....Everything has changed..if you are even lucky enough to survive..

So, get out there and enjoy life....Oh, and write that Bucket List with the Wife...

See if you can start checking them off..That is what I am doing..

Mike

sonic370 04-14-2012 08:55 PM

very touching video.. the world moves to fast everyone slow down and enjoy it
with your love ones...........

PS hearing that exhaust on the 350 brings back fond memories............

RiCharlie 04-14-2012 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Bucketlist2012 (Post 1663103)
They test for P.S.A. levels....Every man over 50 should know those levels like Horsepower Numbers..

Below 2.0 is good..

Absolutely and any rapid change is reason for a biopsy ...Its important we spread the word,...especially to the younger one that think "its never going to happen to me" My brother in law died two weeks ago,.,.seemed fine in the morning.... dead of a heart attack in the afternoon.

RiCharlie 04-14-2012 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by sonic370 (Post 1663479)
very touching video.. the world moves to fast everyone slow down and enjoy it
with your love ones...........

so true,.,and wasnt it great that his family showed so much love for him and were happy for him even as they knew the end was near? I bet there are a lot of millionaires that cant say that..

Bucketlist2012 04-14-2012 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by RiCharlie (Post 1663512)
Absolutely and any rapid change is reason for a biopsy ...Its important we spread the word,...especially to the younger one that think "its never going to happen to me" My brother in law died two weeks ago,.,.seemed fine in the morning.... dead of a heart attack in the afternoon.

Sorry for your loss..Yes, it happens that fast...They are here, and then gone.

I am on borrowed Time...Just the way it is..



I am on the Bucket List stage of life..One of the things was to redo my Old Hot Rod...Get one last crazy time in it with all the modern upgrades...Just the interior is left, But it is on the Streets and the track again..

And yes, memories are way better than stuff...I have stuff, but the trips and little moments outweigh all the cool toys..My Wife and i are going everywhere.First class....My Midlife could have been 25....Who knew ?

spearfish25 04-14-2012 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RiCharlie (Post 1663030)
Here is a quick warning to the guys...depending on who you believe between one out of five or one in THREE..yes one in THREE guys will get prostate cancer. It can and often will kill, but the good news is it is easily detectable with a simple blood test.. and easily curable with robotic surgery...PROVIDED IT IS CAUGHT EARLY BEFORE IT LEAVES THE PROSTATE AND SPREADS INTO THE SURROUNDING BONES AND ORGANS.

It's actually 1:6 with 30,000 men a year dying from prostate cancer (but ~250,000 diagnosed each year). It's the second leading cause of cancer-related mortality in men. Yet, most men diagnosed with prostate cancer will die from something other than their cancer (typically heart disease). PSA screening is controversial but the best form of detection (along with digital rectal exam) that we currently have. If this guy died in his 50s from prostate cancer, he had particularly aggressive disease. Many urologists actually feel we over-treat prostate cancer in this country. There is a movement towards active surveillance in order to maintain quality of life for as long as possible and evidence thus far supports this is a safe approach in select patient groups. However, every patient is different and a good number prefer early treatment (surgery or radiation) over active surveillance.

Where did it mention he died from prostate cancer? I would have guessed lung or pancreatic if he passed so quickly.

RiCharlie 04-15-2012 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by spearfish25 (Post 1663696)
It's actually 1:6 with 30,000 men a year dying from prostate cancer (but ~250,000 diagnosed each year). It's the second leading cause of cancer-related mortality in men. Yet, most men diagnosed with prostate cancer will die from something other than their cancer (typically heart disease). PSA screening is controversial but the best form of detection (along with digital rectal exam) that we currently have. If this guy died in his 50s from prostate cancer, he had particularly aggressive disease. Many urologists actually feel we over-treat prostate cancer in this country. There is a movement towards active surveillance in order to maintain quality of life for as long as possible and evidence thus far supports this is a safe approach in select patient groups. However, every patient is different and a good number prefer early treatment (surgery or radiation) over active surveillance.

Where did it mention he died from prostate cancer? I would have guessed lung or pancreatic if he passed so quickly.

He did not mention he died of prostate but I mention that because that is what I had...I was picked up on a PSA test as it jumped from 2 to 4.5 within one year..then it was confirmed with a biopsy..

I chose surgery when I found out that if you choose radiation and it does not work..well then you cannnot have surgery because of tissue damage..and basically your out of luck except for some kind of suppressant pills,.,.that is what has happened to two guys I know who chose radiation

I just figured..get rid of the damn thing and let that be it..the robotic surgery was nothing..in fact I had more pain from lying on my shoulder during the entire operation..

When they analyzed it they said it was a very aggressive form of cancer and I would have been dead in five years..that was a year and a half ago..

Part of the cancer had reached the outside of the prostate and this caused them concern that maybe it escaped,..i had to go back for more testing and so far nothing has shown up..

Doctors were all great and they saved me from a very unpleasant and premature death.. So now I am spreading the word...

sonic370 04-15-2012 02:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RiCharlie (Post 1664226)
He did not mention he died of prostate but I mention that because that is what I had...I was picked up on a PSA test as it jumped from 2 to 4.5 within one year..then it was confirmed with a biopsy..

I chose surgery when I found out that if you choose radiation and it does not work..well then you cannnot have surgery because of tissue damage..and basically your out of luck except for some kind of suppressant pills,.,.that is what has happened to two guys I know who chose radiation

I just figured..get rid of the damn thing and let that be it..the robotic surgery was nothing..in fact I had more pain from lying on my shoulder during the entire operation..

When they analyzed it they said it was a very aggressive form of cancer and I would have been dead in five years..that was a year and a half ago..

Part of the cancer had reached the outside of the prostate and this caused them concern that maybe it escaped,..i had to go back for more testing and so far nothing has shown up..

Doctors were all great and they saved me from a very unpleasant and premature death.. So now I am spreading the word...


Thanks for sharing your story hopefully you will have saved someone's life.
I had a good friend his story is just like yours. Caught it in plenty of time 2 years ago and he is still around today. Now if i can only get him out of that mustang !!

RiCharlie 04-15-2012 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by sonic370 (Post 1664607)
Thanks for sharing your story hopefully you will have saved someone's life.
I had a good friend his story is just like yours. Caught it in plenty of time 2 years ago and he is still around today. Now if i can only get him out of that mustang !!

Well education and enlightenment are the keys!!:tup:

And also I forgot to mention I did not chose radiation because I would be embarrassed if my urine was glowing...:bowrofl:


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