Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 12:22 pm
I posted this on the 'other forum' earlier.
Maggie Thatcher is quoted as saying 'it's a funny old world!'
And she was never more right.
Earlier this week I has a PSA test, one of many as part of the follow up of Prostate cancer.
There are few early signs of the disease so you are reliant on the tests, and so it is with no little trepidation that you approach the GP for the results, and little that can compare with, Clear, no further action necessary!' flashing up on the computer.
So why is the family walking around me? Half an later we were informed that an old family friend is terminal with a brain tumour, and you feel a right s**t!
Maggie Thatcher is quoted as saying 'it's a funny old world!'
And she was never more right.
Earlier this week I has a PSA test, one of many as part of the follow up of Prostate cancer.
There are few early signs of the disease so you are reliant on the tests, and so it is with no little trepidation that you approach the GP for the results, and little that can compare with, Clear, no further action necessary!' flashing up on the computer.
So why is the family walking around me? Half an later we were informed that an old family friend is terminal with a brain tumour, and you feel a right s**t!
