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Matua Parkinson(blue) and Wairangi Koopu(red) 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. - Playing over the ditch.
After chemotherapy session number 6 ... and still smiling [though looking fatter], It's the steroids ... no, honest ...
Heck, even the construction barrier fences are getting into it so get to it boys - show your support for a great cause!
Dr Hector Pimentel from Spectrum Health Medical Group sharing information about prostate cancer and treatment options. #SHMovember
The Race for Life, Southampton, 2009
It takes all sorts!
For 2010 photos see www.flickr.com/photos/d_wheatley/sets/72157624473904286/
Signed boxing gloves 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
This result was low testosterone. Know, How to get back with PX7 Primal Flow.
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The Race for Life, Southampton, 2009
Various runners doing their own thing in the race
For 2010 photos see www.flickr.com/photos/d_wheatley/sets/72157624473904286/
Issac Luke (red) and Christian Cullen(blue) during the Woodstock Reserve nFight For Life charity boxing event in aid of prostate cancer, Saturday 3 December,The Trusts Stadium Arena. Photo: Dion Mellow / photosport.co.nz
Issac Luke (red) and Christian Cullen(blue) during the Woodstock Reserve nFight For Life charity boxing event in aid of prostate cancer, Saturday 3 December,The Trusts Stadium Arena. Photo: Dion Mellow / photosport.co.nz
Issac Luke (red) and Christian Cullen(blue) during the Woodstock Reserve nFight For Life charity boxing event in aid of prostate cancer, Saturday 3 December,The Trusts Stadium Arena. Photo: Dion Mellow / photosport.co.nz
Owen Guttenbeil (red) and Carlos Spencer(blue) 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
Winner of the first fight Slade Mcfarland 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
Cam brought greetings at the send off ceremony in Saskatoon for the Motorcycle Ride for Dad. The annual event raises money and awareness for the fight against prostate cancer. www.motorcycleridefordad.org/chapters/saskatoon
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.
AAU High School Basketball Player Currie Byrd & Mom at the Kingwood Classic.
Blue Cure is working hard to reach a younger generation with the anticancer message of prevention and healthy lifestyles.
Saddleworth Runners annual Santa pub crawl. We seem to becoming more sensible with this event....less running and more drinking and socialising. This year raising money for Prostate Cancer Charity. Take a look
www.prostate-cancer.org.uk/info/info.asp
Men..... the video.....
www.nhs.uk/conditions/Cancer-of-the-prostate/Pages/Introd...
Before I had my CT scan I had to drink a litre of water ... and then another quarter of a litre ... in an hour or so. It wasn't as bad as I thought it might be though I had to have two toilet stops ...
My wrist alarm for through the night. One press of this button and Julie (in the next bedroom) will know that I need some pain killers. Eventually an assortment of nurses will be looking after me through the night. This device was supplied free by Bon Accord Care, Aberdeen.
Jerry Seuseu (red) and Slade Mcfarland (blue) 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
Life in the Big City. It's certainly not boring. Last July an electrical outlet in my living room randomly lost power. That outlet connects to a conduit which runs up the wall in a corner of my living room, across the edge of the ceiling in a zigzag formation and connects to an electrical box. So, in July I needed to inform my Super, as well as my Landlord, and ultimately request for any work to be held off until at least December, as I was at that time presently undergoing Kemosabe Liquid Sunshine (Chemo) treatments. And the last thing I needed was dust. I'm so grateful to have a professional Landlord, who agreed to hold off any work until I was feeling better. That was # 1
# 2 is how a few weeks ago I took notice of a large crack in my living room ceiling, and situated on the other side from the broken conduit. Yesterday, my amazing Super came by, cut open the ceiling and repaired it. This afternoon he returned and painted it. The electrical conduit repair will be scheduled for next week. Most of my living room is in boxes.
In my professional life I am an executive assistant*, and those skills come in quite handy in my personal life.
I am also a collector of objet d'art & bric-Ã -brac. and it was necessary for me to box them all up in prep for the various upcoming construction. A travesty in my world, as I take a lot of pride in my apartment and spend a tremendous amount of time decorating, organizing and cleaning it. So much so that one might wonder how I've time for anything else.
As I continue to heal from the Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy (CIPN) and return to some form of normalcy, so too, it would seem, how the rest of my life is collectively following along. 😄
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* An executive assistant (EA) provides high-level administrative support to senior executives to help them stay organized and productive. Their duties include managing calendars, scheduling meetings, booking travel, and handling correspondence. EAs often also manage special projects, handle sensitive information, and act as a point of contact for other staff or external partners, playing a crucial role in an executive's efficiency and daily operations.
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Newell's Run - Year of the City
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