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- 1. DEAN ENTERS THE BLUE COMMUNITY DEAN ENTERS THE BLUE COMMUNITY
- 2. Dr. Dean Foster, PCRI Medical Director FOUNDATIONAL TRAINING: UCSD, USC MED/ORTHO, ORTHOPEDIC RECON IN SD Fracture from Cancer
- 3. RETIRED EARLY TO DO MISSONS
- 5. WE MOVED TO HAWAII
- 6. MISSIONS, WELLNESS COACH, AND CHAPLAIN
- 7. OUR LUKE GOT CANCER AND DIED
- 8. OUR DAD GOT PROSTATE CANCER AGAIN!!! AND DIED
- 9. PC: A Personal Perspective I Was In Denial!!! I was having pelvic pain and painful ejaculation I, of course, ignored these signs and symptoms Jeanne says enough, get prostate check up We read in PCRI about Color Doppler TRUS Wife prays, makes husband get checked with Dr. Bahn PCRI helps wife and kids protect dad from PC! We need to do more of this family empowerment!!!
- 10. I GOT CANCER ON MY BIRTHDAY! THIS MEANS WAR!
- 11. PC: A Personal Perspective On my Birthday? Really? 1.6 cm tumor, transitional zone Gleason 3+4=7, 1/3 of 1 core, Diffuse chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate I had had Chronic Prostatitis symptoms for years Did that cause the cancer???
- 12. LEARNING TO FIGHT LOTS OF RESEARCH ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE OPTIMUM WELLNESS PRAYERFUL SUPPORT Kids prayed for dad
- 13. PC: A Personal Perspective My new focus in life: heal the whole prostate gland (and don’t die of something else along the way!!!) Chronic Prostatitis EPS: ureaplasma urealytica, strep. hemolyticus BPH, LUTS, Urethral Stricture Transurethral urethrotomy, dilitation Prostate Cancer Monitor: PSA, DRE, TRUS, ER MRI, SMRI Strategy: Decrease inflammation in my prostate gland.
- 14. 2 YEARS LATER, OUCH!! (radical prostatectomy)
- 15. PC: A Personal Perspective After 2 Years of AS, I pulled the trigger because: Tumor grew Prostatitis just didn’t respond My dad died from metastatic PC I wanted to live without pain, BPH, concern AS gave me time to make a reasoned decision, get healthy and plan for surgery.
- 16. PC: A Personal Perspective Dr. Mark Kawachi did a great surgery: • 200 cc blood loss, 1 day hospitalization • pT2 Gleason 6 confined to gland • Penile Rehabilitation Worked!!! (my sexy wife!!!) • PSA 0.02 for 4 years, Pain and LUTS resolved AS gave me time to make a reasoned decision and I continue in that lifestyle to this day.
- 17. Penile Rehabilitation Use it or loose it SMILES Effort pays off MONTHS
- 18. WE’RE BAAACCKK to fight PC
- 19. TO WORK! PCRI Co-Founder Dr. Mark Scholz and PCRI Medical Director Dr. Dean Foster
- 20. PCRI: Joining The A Team The Blue Fights Against Prostate Cancer PCRI Welds Together: An Amazing and Talented Staff A Distinguished Board of Directors A Network of Contributing World Authorities in the PC Fight A Committed Foundation of Supporters and Partners A Love and Humor That is Endearing
- 22. PCRI: Joining The Purpose The PCRI platform fulfills its role to: Enable each man and his family to Optimize PC Treatment Lead in PC Translational Medicine Champion Patient Centric Healthcare Gather, interpret and distribute clinically relevant information to A GLOBAL AUDIENCE (website with 180Fusion).
- 23. SHADES OF BLUE Be Cool: join pcribc.org the blue community
- 24. PCRI: Joining The Outreach The PCRI Website The PCRI Help Line The PCRI Blue Community The PCRI Mentoring Program The PCRI Insights Weekly Update, Quarterly Newsletter The PCRI Online Video Directory The PCRI Play for Blue Community Outreach
- 25. PCRI: Joining The Result Contact dfoster@pcri.org STOP Prostate Cancer With Us!
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