Post by Rick Redner on Mar 1, 2013 11:23:05 GMT -5
I found it very difficult to tell people face to face I had prostate cancer. I expected I'd receive comfort from those who I told. That wasn't what happened. Looking back I think hearing the news scared them in the same way I was scared when I first heard the news.
I'm offering everyone a free chapter from my book: I Left My Prostate in San Francisco Where's Yours?
Title of the chapter is "Sharing The News" Here's a link to read that chapter:
www.whereisyourprostate.com/Final_Chapter6.pdf
If you found this chapter useful, the book I Left My Prostate in San Francisco-Where's Yours? is packed with information you'll find useful.
If you've been diagnosed with prostate cancer check out my Website
Here's a thread where you can ask questions about, or share your experiences about breaking the news to family and friends.
I'm offering everyone a free chapter from my book: I Left My Prostate in San Francisco Where's Yours?
Title of the chapter is "Sharing The News" Here's a link to read that chapter:
www.whereisyourprostate.com/Final_Chapter6.pdf
If you found this chapter useful, the book I Left My Prostate in San Francisco-Where's Yours? is packed with information you'll find useful.
If you've been diagnosed with prostate cancer check out my Website
Here's a thread where you can ask questions about, or share your experiences about breaking the news to family and friends.
