DonDiego and the BIG-C

Getting old comes with some unpleasantness. Glad to hear you're doing well!

Such great news Mr Don Diego, I really hope it was wasn't too awful bad.

Very good news, sir. And a good reminder to all men over 50 to get regular preventative screenings.

Wonderful news!!

Three cheers for enduring those less than pleasant afternoons at the clinic. Truly, that takes courage. Brave DD.

Good news DD.

I agree get the PSA test, it is not the end all test, but will give you an idea where you stand.

This is truly good news to hear, congratulations.

I'd rather have a prostate exam than pay a resort fee. well that is, as long as my insurance pays for it. now if that should change, then it might be a toss up. having to PAY for a prostate exam would be about like paying a resort fee! and ladies, I know your exams are even worse. again, DonDiego, high 5 on the good fight!!

Congratulations.

My wife and I are cancer survivors and I must say that it produces a change in one's outlook.
I think it helped put things into perspective.

(Although I still hate resort fees, 6:5 BJ and getting tunneled by a taxi)

Pauldixon

The first time DonDiego was situated beneath the awesome ray gun, he thought of that scene from Goldfinger.

The differences were that the beam directed at poor old DonDiego was invisible. DonDiego's pants were around his ankles; his privates concealed by nothing but a towel. And instead of Auric Goldfinger, a comely twenty-something young lady had assisted DonDiego in mounting the table, . . . pr'bly peeking to check out his package as best she could in the process; she vacated the room to avoid any ill effects from repetitive exposure to the death ray before the actual irradiation started.

Otherwise, . . . identical.