Survived A Heart Attack..Now Prostate Cancer

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  • Bolt-O
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    Some news...in the hospital after a fall on my face after blacking out. All I know was I woke up on the garage floor and only guessing that I stood up too quick. Docs were concerned about a brain bleed due to my blood thinners for my heart, but not a concern now after two CT scans. No broken bones, just swelling and bruising and a black eye. Should be home this afternoon...a little uglier.

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  • Fleet 1
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    Originally posted by Bolt-O View Post

    Thanks Chris. Still learning lots more on my options, and I have a better picture on what to expect as I have the pathology report. On one of the 12 samples its showing Gleason 3+4 (or Grade 2), which is right where they might recommend Active Surveillance vs. immediate action. Definitely treatable, its just when and how to go after it.
    Well keep me posted. You know im there for ya privately if you need me. Prayers always my man. You got this. You can take this to the main forum for MOJO anytime you know that. It works

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  • Bolt-O
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    Originally posted by Fleet 1 View Post
    Good luck brother. Sending lots of MOJO. You know where to find me. I got your back my man. My buddy had it and beat.
    Thanks Chris. Still learning lots more on my options, and I have a better picture on what to expect as I have the pathology report. On one of the 12 samples its showing Gleason 3+4 (or Grade 2), which is right where they might recommend Active Surveillance vs. immediate action. Definitely treatable, its just when and how to go after it.

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  • Fleet 1
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    Good luck brother. Sending lots of MOJO. You know where to find me. I got your back my man. My buddy had it and beat.

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  • Bolt-O
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    Originally posted by Stinky Wizzleteats+ View Post
    Mojo coming your way. I'm almost five years free and clear from stage 4 bladder cancer and I can tell you the mojo here is strong. No it's my turn to send some back! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or want some tips on food appetite dealing with the treatments and the process.
    I appreciate it, Jon.

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  • Stinky Wizzleteats+
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    Mojo coming your way. I'm almost five years free and clear from stage 4 bladder cancer and I can tell you the mojo here is strong. No it's my turn to send some back! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or want some tips on food appetite dealing with the treatments and the process.

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  • Bolt-O
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    Zinc is a great idea. I do have it in case I catch a cold, I just hate adding onto the medicine cocktail I take daily.

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  • Boltjolt
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    Best of luck, Best wishes and some MoJo for getting that under control.

    I had some tests done from blood work because of a life insurance policy we got about 4 months ago....maybe 6 months ago, and they tested for many things. I do have borderline elevated blood pressure but i had not been eating all that great at that time and also my PSA was real low.

    When i was 15, turns out i had an inflamed prostate. Always felt like i had to pee even if not much came out. Thats what i remember anyways and it was during football season. No idea how i got that but i was told by the Dr then to take zinc to get rid of the inflamation and keep it healthy.

    I still take zinc tablets everyday and havent had a problem since. Not sure if that will help at this stage if you have never taken them but cant hurt. Its also one of the things they say to take to ward off Covid.....and ive never had Covid though i been around some that have.

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  • Bolt-O
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    Originally posted by wu-dai clan View Post

    You got it early !!!
    It sounds like it. My dad and uncle died due to that, but it went metastatic on my dad, so getting my PSA checked periodically was a normal thing. The PSA does keep going up over time, but after I had an MRI done, and found no suspicious masses, but an enlarged prostate, the urologist prescribed finasteride to counter DHT which could have been the cause of the enlargement. PSA kept rising, so I had to do the biopsy. Its messy, not a fun thing to do, uncomfortable, its dangerous as it involves taking cores from the prostate, trans rectally, and not always accurate as they can miss it. However, its the only sure way to know for sure. I'm waiting for the pathology report, to see what the Gleason Score is to see what may be in store for me.

    I'm not yet ready to pull from the mojo bank yet.

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  • wu-dai clan
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    Originally posted by Bolt-O View Post
    Well, 3 yr anniversary, heart is fine, blood pressure under control, still doing daily cardio and resistance. I think the core problem is inflammation, caused by a higher level of glucose, and I'm working on that. Will be on aspirin and Plavix until 2026, to prevent a stent blockage, as well as Atorvastatin to stabilize any plaque build up.


    But just got some news... I had a prostate biopsy due to rising levels on my PSA after treatment for BPH... Early stage cancer. I'll be blogging on that, it should be curable.
    You got it early !!!

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  • Bolt-O
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    Well, 3 yr anniversary, heart is fine, blood pressure under control, still doing daily cardio and resistance. I think the core problem is inflammation, caused by a higher level of glucose, and I'm working on that. Will be on aspirin and Plavix until 2026, to prevent a stent blockage, as well as Atorvastatin to stabilize any plaque build up.


    But just got some news... I had a prostate biopsy due to rising levels on my PSA after treatment for BPH... Early stage cancer. I'll be blogging on that, it should be curable.

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  • chargeroo
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    I'm happy to hear such a good report. Keep up the good cardio work and stay hydrated!

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