>tfw father has prostate cancer
Does anyone know how to deal with these feels and how to reduce my own risk?
Stimulate the prostate more using your male friends fist
>>37022827
does it run in your family?
what's his diet like?
does he have a lot of stress?
does he have an active lifestyle?
Easily survivable if they remove it. My dad had it.
>>37022810
They found the cure of cancer
It takes 9 days for it fully finish
>>37022810
Unless it's in a very advanced stage, he'll survive for sure.
>how to reduce my own risk?
Just check with your doc regularly once you're of age, and let him know your father had it.
it's usually a pretty slow cancer, chances are you'll detect it early and be good.
>>37023422
trappy returns???
>>37022856
>>37022856
68 years old
First known case of prostate c
ancer as far as I know
He is obese; likes sugary food
Doesnt even lift
He is retired so I assume no stress.
I'm in my early 20s.
I lift weights and walk 2 miles a day. 1/2/5/6 club
I'm vegan
And college student too but college doesnt stress me.
>>37023422
Well the thing is; we just realized he had it and its gotten to the point where he had trouble walking. Is this considered advance stage?
>>37023422
A med student I know told me you'll probably die of something else before you'll die of the prostate cancer, so yeah
>>37023449
>1/2/5/6
Ss claims another victim
>>37023442
God dammit this mans father has cancer and you're more concerned with that? Stay classy /fit/
>>37023449
>vegan
You are the true cancer in your family
>>37026013
Hory shet
>>37022810
Grandad died of prostate cancer last year.
I actually saw him take his last breath.
It wasn't pretty, OP.
Be strong.
>>37026066
my grandfather died of the same in early April, went to see him in hospital a few days before he died, I could barely recognize him, he hadn't slept in days for whatever reason and his digestive system was so broken down that he could barely eat, he had basically withered away over a few months. It may sound wrong, but I'm glad his suffering is over. You don't really understand how awful cancer is until it happens closely to you.
>>37022810
>be me, 2 years back at 21
>have my first prostate exam
>doc starts the examination
>pop a little semi with a finger in my ass
>he finishes up quickly, says "haha Anon, you sure aren't fazed by this"
>ask him if I should come to him monthly for prostate exams
>"Monthly? Haha anon you're such a joker. This doesn't have to be that frequent"
>mfw I wasn't joking
>>37022810
dont drink milk, unless its skim. theres a pretty high correlation, and theyre thinking its the pregnancy cow hormones
>>37026713
im lactose intolerent and vegan anyway so no worries
>>37022810
Accept the inevitability of death, both your own and that of your loved ones.
Live on secure in knowledge that it's all irrelevant.
