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alan morrison

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Alan
Congratulations.

Pete
Congratulations Alan.

I look forward to seeing you back in your workshop very soon.

Cheers
Ash
Congratulations Alan.
Hope you recover quickly.

Dave
Congratulation's
Fantastic news , Onward to a healthy future Alan :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
Brill news Alan. Lets hope you are on the up and up now.
Kelvin
Thanks guys!!!!!
The thing is that last year I was in the best of health until the doctor told me that I wasnt. I got my blood taken to check my cholesterol levels and he red flagged me for further investigation on my prostate......they found cancer all around it. I was then red flagged for hormone treatment and radiotherapy..
My advice .......if you don't already, get your bloods checked....they can tell a lot about your health.
Alan
 

Skydivermel

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Well done Alan, I can attest to the tiredness. I had 33 cycles and it took about 2 weeks for my energy levels to start to improve.
 

Skydivermel

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Melvyn, 33 is a lot...I thought that 20 was never ending. I assume that you are well now?
Alan, apologies for the delayed reply.
I'm on Immunotherapy at the moment. My oncologist suggested 26 cycles total with a treatment every 2 weeks. I've just completed cycle 17 so 9 to go. I finish treatment in September then it's just a case of 3 high contrast CT Scans next year and all being well 2 CT's the following year and then one final scan beginning year 5. If all goes well I'm considered cured at end of year 5. So it's a long haul but the worst is nearly over. Hopefully your energy levels are improving now. I found drinking lots of water helped rise my energy levels, the downside was I peed a lot.
 


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