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I was initially in the High Dependancy Unit at ARI, then after three days I was fit enough to be taken down a level to a ward with more beds. The rooms in the lower level had individual TV's for each patient; which was nice.
Guests listen as Dr. Juan Reyna speaks at the dedication ceremony for the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Guests listen as Dr. Juan Reyna speaks at the dedication ceremony for the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
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. - View from the bunker - putting on the green.
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna poses with Dr. Michale Selva near the recently unveiled sign for the cancer treatment facility named in Reyna's honor. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians. Sevla is the radiation oncologist who works at the cancer center.
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.
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
January 01, 2026 - Happy New Year
My Boss, she reached out to me this morning to extend best wishes for a Happy New Year, and as is typical, we discussed various topics. She and I get along very well. And upon her first starting her position some years ago, we synced pretty quicky, which, in itself, is quite rare. I am her executive assistant. And typically it takes about a month to get each other or not. That does happen. For us, we were already finishing each others sentences in less than a week. She's also my alternate Health Care Proxy.
Regardless of whether I receive my paratransit confirmation letter early next week or not, we've already arranged for her to pick me up Thursday morning, January 8th (one week from today) and drive me to work. And drive me back home that same afternoon. It won't be a completely full-day in the office, which is fine. I've not been to my office since late August 2025, four months ago. And have been working remotely on a special project. Initially, I will go into the office one day a week, for starters. I miss seeing everyone. My work colleagues, various others. Our days are comprised of rhythm's. And I have missed mine.
Back in early June 2025 I began undergoing cycles (treatments) of Chemotherapy for prostate cancer. I underwent a total of six (6) treatments. I was alright going into work following each of my initial treatments. And I would walk to work and home, rain or shine, just like I had done every single day for 6-years. It's less than a 1/2 hour walk. My 4th treatment date was on Thursday, August 7th, and a week following that, it all hit me like a sledgehammer, and I could barely walk. NO ONE had told how side effects were cumulative. MEANING, the 4th cycle was actually cycle #1 thru cycle #4 side effects compounded. It was just a lot. And my Medical Team never mentioned that it may happen. There's something extremely wrong with that non-existent communication.
It's time for me to come back. To my life, my office, everything. And especially to my photography. One can only take so many photos inside of their apartment
"The Best Time For New Beginnings Is Now"
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Newell's Run - Year of the City
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4th Floor Walk-up Penthouse Apartment
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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.
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.
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna poses with guests 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
Attendees sign the guestbook 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 mom 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
A splendid example of the real McCoy! (Guy Heathcote)
In November (Movember) men are encouraged to grow their moustaches, to raise awareness of men's health problems, in particular prostate and testicular cancer.
More pictures of this event will follow, and I will group them together HERE.
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna poses with Mike Dermer by the recently unveiled sign for the cancer treatment facility named in Reyna's honor. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians. Dermer was the executive director for the practice when the center was built in 2005.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Shane Cameron(white trunks) and Monty Betham(red trunks) 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
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.
Show support for men's health awareness throughout the month of November by wearing one of our wrist bands. #SHMovember
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna poses with Mike Dermer by the recently unveiled sign for the cancer treatment facility named in Reyna's honor. Reyna is the founder and former president and CEO of Urology San Antonio, a local medical group of 27 physicians. Dermer was the executive director for the practice when the center was built in 2005.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
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. Juan Reyna reacts as Cindy sings Las Mañanitas in celebration of his birthday. Seated next to Reyna is Monsignor Lawrence Stubben.
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
Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna poses with business partners Dr. Clayton Hudnall (left) and Dr. Arthur Centeno (right) near the recently unveiled sign for the cancer treatment facility named in Reyna's 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
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 looking really pleased with herself. - 'Didn't I do Well'
Dr. Juan Reyna's family listens as he speaks at the dedication ceremony for the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Dr. Juan Reyna acknowledges his daughters during his remarks at the naming ceremony for the Dr. Johnny Reyna Center for Cancer Treatment.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Digitally enhanced scan of a first day of issue Prostate Cancer Awareness Stamp issued in 1999. In 1999, medical professionals attended the first national conference on prostate cancer. Stamp encourages tests such as the PSA (prostate specific antigen) test combined with regular physical exams. Design can function as a motivational message in poster form.
Wall art and prints: Prostate Cancer Stamp
You can license this copyrighted image through the Alamy Photo Library: Prostate Cancer Stamp
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.
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.
There are so many misconceptions about prostate cancer and this along with the fact that men make bad patients and abhor the rectal exam creates what I call the perfect storm. An exam the man doesn't like, the flawed perception that prostate cancer does not kill and that all forms are just alike, combining for an increased likelihood of late diagnosis.
Maggie's Centre, Aberdeen picture by Philip Vile. Had my first radiotherapy session at ARI today after which I was informed that there's a great chance that I will have a pathological fracture of / in my left hip. Then 'WE' went to meet the staff at Maggie's Centre within the grounds of the ARI. Very Nice.
The best case scenario is to have one's prostate cancer diagnosed when the disease in not palpable on rectal exam. The next best case is for the disease to be "confined" to the inner portion of the prostate. When prostate cancer invades the capsule it has reached a more aggressive phase and is usually felt on rectal exam as a nodule. Just like any cancer, the earlier you diagnosis it the better and for prostate cancer that means "before" it gets to the capsule.
Since many prostate cancers develop well away from the prostatic urethra (the tube through the middle of your prostate that you "pee" through, having voiding symptoms because of prostate cancer is not a common presentation or symptom. That "I have no problem peeing" is essentially irrelevant in the early diagnosis of prostate cancer.