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WoodStock ring girl during the Woodstock Reserve Fight For Life charity boxing event in aid of prostate cancer, Saturday 3 December,The Trusts Stadium Arena. Photo: Dion Mellow / photosport.co.nz
Tues 6 July 2010. - The 27th Annual Ladies Pro-Am Competition, in aid of The Ladies Captain's Charity - Prostate Cancer. This was a team event, each team comprising three amateurs and one professional. - St Augustine's Golf Club, Cottington Road, Cliffsend, Ramsgate. - Amateur Sue Lavender of St Augustine's studying the lie of the green, lining up her putt while the Pro looks on.
Tues 6 July 2010. - The 27th Annual Ladies Pro-Am Competition, in aid of The Ladies Captain's Charity - Prostate Cancer. This was a team event, each team comprising three amateurs and one professional. - St Augustine's Golf Club, Cottington Road, Cliffsend, Ramsgate. - Amateur Debbie Woledge from North Foreland Golf Club. - Oh Dear!
but this card is. My FIL is having surgery tomorrow to remove his prostate. He's got a pretty ribald sense of humor so I know he'll get a kick out of this card. That and the fact that he'll be hopped up on pain killers.
The private, mountaintop pavilion where Stars 2009 takes place. Stars 2009 raises money for visionary prostate cancer research. Chef Thomas Keller will close his legendary restaurant, The French Laundry on August 8th. He and his staff will personally prepare and serve six courses, paired with six rare Peter Michael wines.
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Anna, Yvonne, B.B. and Angelica pose for a photo at the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment building naming ceremony.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna and his wife Joni unveil a sign for the cancer treatment facility named in his honor. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Back to Roxburghe for an impromptu blood transfusion.
This particular pump seemed to do nothing but 'beep'. It was extremely annoying. I quickly noticed that the time between the beep starting and someone coming to re-set the pump grew greater. I also learned that each time re-set was pressed it added time to the procedure. As usual with much of our NHS services, we appeared to be lacking hands on, nurses. Before I arrived for my transfusion, I had been given an idea of how long it would take. With my pump playing up the way it was and with time flying by, I announced to the nurses that I would be leaving the ward by such and such a time, no matter how the pump was faring. All the way through the procedure, I was jokingly being blamed for the rubbish performance of the pump. Just in case the pump was out of calibration or some such, I photographed a label on the back of it. The label turned out to be insignificant. Within 30-mins of the end of the appointment, I was given permission to reset the pump myself. Anyway, I managed to leave the ward very close to the time that had been suggested to me with pretty much all the blood inside me. Thank you very much, Roxburghe again!
Signed rolling stones guitar up for auction at during the Woodstock Reserve Fight For Life charity boxing event in aid of prostate cancer, Saturday 3 December,The Trusts Stadium Arena. Photo: Dion Mellow / photosport.co.nz
Tues 6 July 2010. - The 27th Annual Ladies Pro-Am Competition, in aid of The Ladies Captain's Charity - Prostate Cancer. This was a team event, each team comprising three amateurs and one professional. - St Augustine's Golf Club, Cottington Road, Cliffsend, Ramsgate. - Amateur Christine Opperman of St Augustine's Golf Club looks pleased with her shot.
Urology San Antonio team member Cindy, who works at the practice's downtown office with Dr. Juan Reyna, sings Las Mañanitas in honor of Dr. Reyna's birthday. The naming ceremony for the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment was held on the same day as Reyna's birthday..
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Prostate cancer survivor and former U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Henry Cisneros praises his urologist and friend Dr. Juan Reyna at the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment building naming ceremony.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna poses with his wife and mother-in-law by the recently unveiled sign for the cancer treatment facility named in his honor. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
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Dr. Juan"Johnny"Reyna and his wife Joni stand by the recently unveiled sign for the cancer treatment facility named in his honor. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Dr. Juan “Johnny” Reyna reacts after unveiling a sign for the cancer treatment facility named in his honor. Urology San Antonio renamed the building located at 7718 Louis Pasteur Court for the group’s founder and former president and CEO at a ceremony on November 10, 2012.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
PJ's Pals get geared up to run for their dad/granddad who passed away from prostate cancer in 1992. Brian (middle) is a prostate cancer survivor.
mustaches for Movember (Prostate Cancer Foundation, LiveStrong); US Coast Guard Station Merrimack River
Left to right: Jim Cummins, Victor Valenzuela, Marc Peeler, Matt Seliger and Justin Leighton (front)
The private, mountaintop pavilion where Stars 2009 will take place. Stars 2009 raises money for visionary prostate cancer research. Chef Thomas Keller will close his legendary restaurant, The French Laundry on August 8th. He and his staff will personally prepare and serve six courses, paired with six rare Peter Michael wines.
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Men between 50 and 69 should discuss the limited benefits and substantial harms of the PSA test with their doctor before undergoing screening for prostate cancer, according to new recommendations issued by the American College of Physicians(ACP).
The official ride for The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride in Göteborg 2014. DGR is a community and charity event that brings together riders of classic styled machines and dapper to raise money and awareness into men's health issues. The individual rides are organised by volunteers in each city.
A crazy little pump that sucks the puss from the main wound.
On the left of this container you can easily see the puss collecting in the reservoir. This is on a window sill in my garden room.
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna and his wife Joni stand by the recently unveiled sign for the cancer treatment facility named in his honor. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna and his wife Joni unveil a sign for the cancer treatment facility named in his honor. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
The official ride for The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride in Göteborg 2014. DGR is a community and charity event that brings together riders of classic styled machines and dapper to raise money and awareness into men's health issues. The individual rides are organised by volunteers in each city.
nick's business card as prostate cancer patient
1990s (undated)
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
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Yesterday I was so weak I could not walk to the pond , today we went for a walk around - about 400-500 metres I estimate then later in the evening remembered i had not done my daily walk around the lounge room - had the ipod on random play so never knew what music would pop up - Alenka chose the moment between tracks to try to record my "dance of joy " LOL
The sandals and socks plus made me a bit unstable so had to go to socks only - not my finest moment on stage but just wanted to show it is not all doom and gloom im Penguin. We "danced " for about 5 minutes before Alenka decided to grab the camera bu it was pretty dark inside. Just having a bit of fun
Dr. Juan Reyna acknowledges the support of his wife Joni and invites her to announce the nonprofit organization that the couple is launching.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Dr. Clayton Hudnall speaks about Dr. Juan Reyna's contributions to Urology San Antonio and the San Antonio medical community at the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment building naming ceremony.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Guests visit with each other at the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment building naming ceremony.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
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Left to right: Jim Cummins, Marc Peeler, Chip Clarke, Eric Johnson, Ryan Mendez, Doug Little, Kevin Roberts, Justin Leighton, Victor Valenzuela, Darryl Noon, Matt Seliger and Scott Carter
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna speaks with reporters after the naming ceremony for the treatment facility named in his honor. The building at 7718 Louis Pasteur Court in the South Texas Medical Center is now the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna speaks with reporters after the naming ceremony for the treatment facility named in his honor. The building at 7718 Louis Pasteur Court in the South Texas Medical Center is now the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Monsignor Lawrence Stuebben leads the invocation at the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment building naming ceremony.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio