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A common therapy for the prostate are
Lupron shots to shut down testosterone,
the 'kerosene' that fuels the fire of a
prostate condition. You may have heard
about the side effect of hot flashes or
the practice of 'watchful waiting', or
hoping the PSA doesn't spike despite the
Lupron shots. Terrified by both prospects?
Believe us, Lupron is a wonder drug.
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© 2009, Kim
Garretson
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Kim
Garretson's monthly poster is featured daily on our
homepage and at www.pcaw.org
(Prostate Cancer Awareness Week). His book,
Niches of Clarity at Gunflint, is a sardonic
view of the infuriatingly awful healthcare
practices and lazy cavalier behavior by men that
together give us today's prostate cancer
epidemic.
"Instead of adding to the Web's
voluminous text resources, I chose to modernize
pulp fiction magazine covers from the 30's to the
60's. (See www.MansGland.com
)
Why? Because I believe smiling at the absurdity of
the disease is one of many coping and healing paths
to follow," she says.
"My Requests: Women viewers:
Please lead healthy men by the ear to this page and
make them look. Healthy Men: Glance, grimace, get a
PSA. Men with Prostate Cancer: Hey, try laughing in
the face of dread. It helps." Kim can be reached at
E-Mail.
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