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Oh look, they're at it again. Now we have a doctor/ patient thing going with mustaches for the Movember prostate cancer awareness campaign. Nice to see the submissive one without handcuffs (pawcuffs?) or other restraints. Maybe they're just going after a sex toy they lost...
I'd be a little concerned if my doctor was wearing a strap-on myself. Enough of that...
The 2018 Distinguished Gentlemen's Ride. Meet at Devonshire Green, Sheffield prior to the ride out to Matlock and the Peak District on Vintage machines to raise money for Prostate Cancer and Male Mental Health charities.
mustaches for Movember (Prostate Cancer Foundation, LiveStrong); US Coast Guard Station Merrimack River
...even the Sydney icon is sporting a moustache to support Movember!
Movember is an annual, month-long celebration of the moustache, highlighting men’s health issues, specifically prostate cancer and depression in men.
5th year Ride for Dad, NL - raised over $160,000 for prostate cancer research.
Photos provided by Paul Davis, MHA Topsail taken by Terry Hicks of Honda One.
Brigus, Newfoundland and Labrador
The toll of seven straight prostate brachytherapy cases (radioactive seed implants) shows on the face of the urologist (left) and surgical tech (right)
Basically we started at 7 in the morning and finished by 4 in the afternoon. The first few cases went fine but I could tell towards the end that people had started getting tired. This scared me, because I saw it in the radiation oncologist's face and motion. The radiation oncologist is on the left edge of the right foto. He's the one that actually implants the seeds. All the seeds were I-125 (I= Iodine).
The other way I knew they were getting tired is they didn't stop me from taking these fotos. This is actually in the surgery room.
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Dr. Juan "Johnny" Reyna stands 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
Staff with a 'stache... NHB/NMRTC Bremerton staff members showed their support for the annual 'Movember' mustache movement to help increase awareness and educate others on men's health issues, specifically prostate and testicular cancer initiatives. Even for those clean-shaven, a prostate cancer exam is a covered service by TRICARE, which includes screenings. Eligible beneficiary are encouraged to discuss the benefits/risks associated with their provider. Why? Because there is statistical evidence for this awareness campaign. Prostate cancer is the second most common form of cancer in American males, trailing only skin cancer. The odds increase of getting prostate cancer as a man gets older. The American Cancer Society estimates that there will be approximately 268, 500 new cases of prostate cancer in 2022, resulting in 34,500 fatalities. Do the math. That's almost one in eight new cases that doesn't make it (Official Navy photo by Douglas H Stutz, NHB/NMRTC Bremerton public affairs). www.dvidshub.net/news/434297/facial-follicles-promotes-mo...
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.
I am participating in November and here is my progress documented using the Movember iPhone App.
Comments: Hello, my name is Kealoha and this is my Mustache, Hauhnrest Roebarn.
Taken from their website:
"The Mo, slang for moustache, and November come together each year for Movember.
Movember challenges men to change their appearance and the face of men’s health by growing a moustache. The rules are simple, start Movember 1st clean-shaven and then grow a moustache for the entire month. The moustache becomes the ribbon for men’s health, the means by which awareness and funds are raised for cancers that affect men. Much like the commitment to run or walk for charity, the men of Movember commit to growing a moustache for 30 days."
To learn more go to: us.movember.com/about/
Check out my Movember page and please donate if you can.
us.movember.com/mospace/725124/
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I am participating in November and here is my progress documented using the Movember iPhone App.
Taken from their website:
"The Mo, slang for moustache, and November come together each year for Movember.
Movember challenges men to change their appearance and the face of men’s health by growing a moustache. The rules are simple, start Movember 1st clean-shaven and then grow a moustache for the entire month. The moustache becomes the ribbon for men’s health, the means by which awareness and funds are raised for cancers that affect men. Much like the commitment to run or walk for charity, the men of Movember commit to growing a moustache for 30 days."
To learn more go to: us.movember.com/about/
Check out my Movember page and please donate if you can.
us.movember.com/mospace/725124/
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NFL Houston Texans players show their support for Blue Cure!
Big thank you to Matt Schaub, Chris Myers, T.J. Yates, J.J Watt, Darryl Sharpton, Johnathan Jones, Brooks Reed, Danieal Manning, Antonio Smith, Owen Daniels, Ben Tate, Arian Foster...these pro athletes are helping Blue Cure share the anticancer message of prevention and healthy lifestyles, helping us reach a younger generation.
Dr. Juan Reyna's wife Joni announced that she and her husband are establishing a charitable foundation whose mission is to promote prostate cancer awareness and provide patient support. The foundation will be called “Los Padres” or “The Fathers” in recognition of all of the men affected by prostate cancer. Joni Reyna explained that both she and her husband’s fathers had cancer when they died. The couple views their work with the foundation as a tribute to their dads.
In 2013, Los Padres and Urology San Antonio will collaborate with the national nonprofit organization ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer – to sponsor the first prostate cancer awareness and fundraising run in San Antonio.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
The 2018 Distinguished Gentlemen's Ride. Meet at Devonshire Green, Sheffield prior to the ride out to Matlock and the Peak District on Vintage machines to raise money for Prostate Cancer and Male Mental Health charities.
Dr. Juan Reyna's wife Joni announced that she and her husband are establishing a charitable foundation whose mission is to promote prostate cancer awareness and provide patient support. The foundation will be called “Los Padres” or “The Fathers” in recognition of all of the men affected by prostate cancer. Joni Reyna explained that both she and her husband’s fathers had cancer when they died. The couple views their work with the foundation as a tribute to their dads.
In 2013, Los Padres and Urology San Antonio will collaborate with the national nonprofit organization ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer – to sponsor the first prostate cancer awareness and fundraising run in San Antonio.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
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Dr. Juan Reyna's wife Joni announced that she and her husband are establishing a charitable foundation whose mission is to promote prostate cancer awareness and provide patient support. The foundation will be called “Los Padres” or “The Fathers” in recognition of all of the men affected by prostate cancer. Joni Reyna explained that both she and her husband’s fathers had cancer when they died. The couple views their work with the foundation as a tribute to their dads.
In 2013, Los Padres and Urology San Antonio will collaborate with the national nonprofit organization ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer – to sponsor the first prostate cancer awareness and fundraising run in San Antonio.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
Dr. Juan Reyna's wife Joni announces that she and her husband are establishing a charitable foundation whose mission is to promote prostate cancer awareness and provide patient support. The foundation will be called “Los Padres” or “The Fathers” in recognition of all of the men affected by prostate cancer. In 2013, Los Padres and Urology San Antonio will collaborate with the national nonprofit organization ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer – to sponsor the first prostate cancer awareness and fundraising run in San Antonio.
Photo credit: Analicia Perez for Urology San Antonio
The picture above shows roughly where my bone cancer has spread to thus far. I asked my doctor at ARI if she could send me my result pictures by e-mail: not allowed. I asked if I could take a screen capture of her computer screen: not allowed. So me and my wife have marked as well as both of us can remember what we were shown yesterday (8th March 2017) on to a 'stock' skeleton picture. It appears that the hormone therapy that I was on, failed to do its job. I now have approx. six months left. My bone cancer is in the whole left side of my pelvis, spotted through my ribs, breast bone and at the base of my neck.
Because I have the added complication of Huntington's disease it was decided that I would not be operated on. I made the decision not to have chemotherapy, but I will be getting a few blasts of radiotherapy. I declined the offer of another CT scan, because I know that time on that machine is precious and I won't live any longer by having another one. I'd rather let someone else get the use of it.