prostate cancer awareness

At any rate this is one of those “if I don’t think about it it’s all good” things that we men do to ourselves because…well…because we’re men and we hate doctors. So despite the fact it’s the most common form of non-skin cancer in the US or that it’s going to hit 1 in 6 ( ) of us or even that 27,000 of us will die each year from it… We don’t think about it we don’t talk about it and we damn sure don’t get checked out for it. Movember is an annual fundraiser for Prostate Cancer Awareness. Each November. “Mo Bros” around the world will grow moustaches in an effort to raise both money and awareness to fight Prostate Cancer…and this year. I’m on the Movember team. will be growing out some big beautiful moustaches and not shaving them off until 11/30. This is a month long grow-your-mo fest culminating in the Movember Party to celebrate our newly found 70’s cool and the money we’ve raised for a great cause. Now for me? This is going to be one serious ’stache folks. A month without shaving the mo? Yikes. I could look like something out of a Hells Angels meeting! Especially if my father is any indication. That man’s mo houses endangered species I kid you not. But it’s for a damn good cause so I’m down with going all Ron Jeremy. And since it is a fundraiser here’s where I hit you up for your help; By clicking you can make a donation and sponsor me in my Movember Endeavor. Even $1 is greatly appreciated! And as an added incentive high donation gets to help me shave it off… I’ll keep you posted throughout the month with updates on how my fundraising is going and how the ’stache is coming in. In LA. NY and Europe they say the goal is to hit $200. I think that’s a fair target and totally doable. In the meantime if you’ve got suggestions about which mo I should grow send me an email and let me know. (wait…is that like haiku?) A friend of mine invented a mustache called the comma (or apostrophe depending on how you look at it) it’s basically just half of a mustache. I defy you to top that. Just made a donation! If I’m the highest donation. I’m holding you to your word - I’m shaving it off for you! But on a serious note my grandfather is seriously ill with prostate cancer. In his case he’s definitely the kind of man that avoids the doctor. By the time they found out about it it was really too far gone to treat. It is a terminal illness for him but if you all get checked out regularly that fate can be avoided. It is Are we going to be seeing pictures of just your upper lip? So we can track your progress? Because that my friend would be AWESOME squared. How’d you like that Ian Kennedy picture BTW? Signed and everything. I love a man with a mustache and I hate that Frank Zappa died of prostate cancer so I just donated. Don’t forget to post “stache-in-progress” pics! [...] the boys from the Committee for the Restoration of Trebek’s Upper Lip Hair…you know my Movember team for our last shave and to discuss how we can hit our goal of raising $1000 for Prostate [...] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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At any rate this is one of those “if I don’t think about it it’s all good” things that we men do to ourselves because…well…because we’re men and we hate doctors. So despite the fact it’s the most common form of non-skin cancer in the US or that it’s going to hit 1 in 6 ( ) of us or even that 27,000 of us will die each year from it… We don’t think about it we don’t talk about it and we damn sure don’t get checked out for it. Movember is an annual fundraiser for Prostate Cancer Awareness. Each November. “Mo Bros” around the world will grow moustaches in an effort to raise both money and awareness to fight Prostate Cancer…and this year. I’m on the Movember team. will be growing out some big beautiful moustaches and not shaving them off until 11/30. This is a month long grow-your-mo fest culminating in the Movember Party to celebrate our newly found 70’s cool and the money we’ve raised for a great cause. Now for me? This is going to be one serious ’stache folks. A month without shaving the mo? Yikes. I could look like something out of a Hells Angels meeting! Especially if my father is any indication. That man’s mo houses endangered species I kid you not. But it’s for a damn good cause so I’m down with going all Ron Jeremy. And since it is a fundraiser here’s where I hit you up for your help; By clicking you can make a donation and sponsor me in my Movember Endeavor. Even $1 is greatly appreciated! And as an added incentive high donation gets to help me shave it off… I’ll keep you posted throughout the month with updates on how my fundraising is going and how the ’stache is coming in. In LA. NY and Europe they say the goal is to hit $200. I think that’s a fair target and totally doable. In the meantime if you’ve got suggestions about which mo I should grow send me an email and let me know. (wait…is that like haiku?) A friend of mine invented a mustache called the comma (or apostrophe depending on how you look at it) it’s basically just half of a mustache. I defy you to top that. Just made a donation! If I’m the highest donation. I’m holding you to your word - I’m shaving it off for you! But on a serious note my grandfather is seriously ill with prostate cancer. In his case he’s definitely the kind of man that avoids the doctor. By the time they found out about it it was really too far gone to treat. It is a terminal illness for him but if you all get checked out regularly that fate can be avoided. It is Are we going to be seeing pictures of just your upper lip? So we can track your progress? Because that my friend would be AWESOME squared. How’d you like that Ian Kennedy picture BTW? Signed and everything. I love a man with a mustache and I hate that Frank Zappa died of prostate cancer so I just donated. Don’t forget to post “stache-in-progress” pics! [...] the boys from the Committee for the Restoration of Trebek’s Upper Lip Hair…you know my Movember team for our last shave and to discuss how we can hit our goal of raising $1000 for Prostate [...] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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At any rate this is one of those “if I don’t think about it it’s all good” things that we men do to ourselves because…well…because we’re men and we hate doctors. So despite the fact it’s the most common form of non-skin cancer in the US or that it’s going to hit 1 in 6 ( ) of us or even that 27,000 of us will die each year from it… We don’t think about it we don’t talk about it and we damn sure don’t get checked out for it. Movember is an annual fundraiser for Prostate Cancer Awareness. Each November. “Mo Bros” around the world will grow moustaches in an effort to raise both money and awareness to fight Prostate Cancer…and this year. I’m on the Movember team. will be growing out some big beautiful moustaches and not shaving them off until 11/30. This is a month long grow-your-mo fest culminating in the Movember Party to celebrate our newly found 70’s cool and the money we’ve raised for a great cause. Now for me? This is going to be one serious ’stache folks. A month without shaving the mo? Yikes. I could look like something out of a Hells Angels meeting! Especially if my father is any indication. That man’s mo houses endangered species I kid you not. But it’s for a damn good cause so I’m down with going all Ron Jeremy. And since it is a fundraiser here’s where I hit you up for your help; By clicking you can make a donation and sponsor me in my Movember Endeavor. Even $1 is greatly appreciated! And as an added incentive high donation gets to help me shave it off… I’ll keep you posted throughout the month with updates on how my fundraising is going and how the ’stache is coming in. In LA. NY and Europe they say the goal is to hit $200. I think that’s a fair target and totally doable. In the meantime if you’ve got suggestions about which mo I should grow send me an email and let me know. (wait…is that like haiku?) A friend of mine invented a mustache called the comma (or apostrophe depending on how you look at it) it’s basically just half of a mustache. I defy you to top that. Just made a donation! If I’m the highest donation. I’m holding you to your word - I’m shaving it off for you! But on a serious note my grandfather is seriously ill with prostate cancer. In his case he’s definitely the kind of man that avoids the doctor. By the time they found out about it it was really too far gone to treat. It is a terminal illness for him but if you all get checked out regularly that fate can be avoided. It is Are we going to be seeing pictures of just your upper lip? So we can track your progress? Because that my friend would be AWESOME squared. How’d you like that Ian Kennedy picture BTW? Signed and everything. I love a man with a mustache and I hate that Frank Zappa died of prostate cancer so I just donated. Don’t forget to post “stache-in-progress” pics! [...] the boys from the Committee for the Restoration of Trebek’s Upper Lip Hair…you know my Movember team for our last shave and to discuss how we can hit our goal of raising $1000 for Prostate [...] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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For the month of December we will keep track of the be of donors for the Pallimed Fund Raiser for. All contributions are tax deductible. See The Business of Death recently published The video focuses on the funeral industry in particular not hospice or palliative compassionate and articles focuses on the impact that each of our individual choices has on the world and others when combined all together. So obviously there is a eco-friendly (or rather unfriendly) theme in the video. The production quality of the video and animation is top notch and manages to administer some humor into a potentially dreary affect while still educating. (Don't desire the use of Anubis the Egyptian god of the dead in the video.)Whether or not you agree on the circumscribe or the lack of somberness for a somber affect you undergo to appreciate the potential power this 3 minute video has. It would be nice to see some palliative compassionate topics with animation and video like this. Any Pallimed readers with some animation skills interested in putting together some instructional but fun hospice and palliative medicine videos? Email me ctsinclair @t gmail d0t com. >>The has a new blog up since August 2007. The and opportunities to watch HFA teleconferences. I am wondering when AAHPM and NHPCO are going to start blogs. Growthhouse blogs seem to be dormant. which is unfortunate. It would be nice to see some more palliative compassionate related blogs.>>A blogging medical student about dying patients.>>The has a 3 part series on dying that has more tones of a conspiracy theory that hospice and palliative care is out to end people's lives. There is some misrepresentation in this article so I am not going to bother to respond point by point since I am tired from the In some places the compose seems to say make sure you have the 'right kind' of palliative care or hospice but does not state how to make sure it is the right one. I think most hospices and palliative care teams do a good job of meeting patients and families where they are at.>> You were already probably aware that November is but just in case you were not aware of these other Palliative Care related awareness issues. Did you also know it is: I only construe the first one got bored and stopped. The article uses all the typical rhetorical techniques generalizes from a single example and confuses rather than clarifies.. conflation of pas euthanasia and withholding treatments in dying patients ('passive euthanasia'); irresponsible generalization of the pope's statements.

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For the month of December we will act track of the be of donors for the Pallimed Fund Raiser for. All contributions are tax deductible. See The Business of Death recently published The video focuses on the funeral industry in particular not hospice or palliative care and articles focuses on the force that each of our individual choices has on the world and others when combined all together. So obviously there is a eco-friendly (or rather unfriendly) theme in the video. The production quality of the video and animation is top incise and manages to inject some humor into a potentially dreary subject while still educating. (Don't miss the use of Anubis the Egyptian god of the dead in the video.)Whether or not you accept on the content or the lack of somberness for a somber affect you have to acknowledge the potential power this 3 minute video has. It would be nice to see some palliative care topics with animation and video like this. Any Pallimed readers with some animation skills interested in putting together some instructional but fun hospice and palliative medicine videos? Email me ctsinclair @t gmail d0t com. >>The has a new communicate up since August 2007. The and opportunities to watch HFA teleconferences. I am wondering when AAHPM and NHPCO are going to start blogs. Growthhouse blogs seem to be dormant. which is unfortunate. It would be nice to see some more palliative care related blogs.>>A blogging medical student about dying patients.>>The has a 3 part series on dying that has more tones of a conspiracy theory that hospice and palliative care is out to end people's lives. There is some misrepresentation in this article so I am not going to bother to respond point by point since I am tired from the In some places the author seems to say make sure you undergo the 'right kind' of palliative care or hospice but does not state how to make sure it is the right one. I evaluate most hospices and palliative care teams do a good job of meeting patients and families where they are at.>> You were already probably aware that November is but just in case you were not aware of these other Palliative Care related awareness issues. Did you also know it is: I only construe the first one got bored and stopped. The bind uses all the typical rhetorical techniques generalizes from a hit example and confuses rather than clarifies.. conflation of pas euthanasia and withholding treatments in dying patients ('passive euthanasia'); irresponsible generalization of the pope's statements.

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For the month of December we will keep track of the number of donors for the Pallimed Fund Raiser for. All contributions are tax deductible. See The Business of Death recently published The video focuses on the funeral industry in particular not hospice or palliative care and articles focuses on the impact that each of our individual choices has on the world and others when combined all together. So obviously there is a eco-friendly (or rather unfriendly) theme in the video. The production quality of the video and animation is top notch and manages to administer some humor into a potentially dreary subject while still educating. (Don't miss the use of Anubis the Egyptian god of the dead in the video.)Whether or not you agree on the content or the lack of somberness for a somber subject you undergo to appreciate the potential power this 3 minute video has. It would be nice to see some palliative care topics with animation and video like this. Any Pallimed readers with some animation skills interested in putting together some instructional but fun hospice and palliative medicine videos? Email me ctsinclair @t gmail d0t com. >>The has a new blog up since August 2007. The and opportunities to watch HFA teleconferences. I am wondering when AAHPM and NHPCO are going to start blogs. Growthhouse blogs seem to be dormant. which is unfortunate. It would be nice to see some more palliative compassionate related blogs.>>A blogging medical student about dying patients.>>The has a 3 part series on dying that has more tones of a conspiracy theory that hospice and palliative care is out to end people's lives. There is some misrepresentation in this article so I am not going to bother to respond point by inform since I am tired from the In some places the author seems to say make sure you undergo the 'right kind' of palliative care or hospice but does not state how to alter sure it is the right one. I evaluate most hospices and palliative care teams do a good job of meeting patients and families where they are at.>> You were already probably aware that November is but just in case you were not aware of these other Palliative compassionate related awareness issues. Did you also know it is: I only read the first one got bored and stopped. The article uses all the typical rhetorical techniques generalizes from a single example and confuses rather than clarifies.. conflation of pas euthanasia and withholding treatments in dying patients ('passive euthanasia'); irresponsible generalization of the pope's statements.

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For the month of December we will keep track of the number of donors for the Pallimed Fund Raiser for. All contributions are tax deductible. See The Business of Death recently published The video focuses on the funeral industry in particular not hospice or palliative care and articles focuses on the impact that each of our individual choices has on the world and others when combined all together. So obviously there is a eco-friendly (or rather unfriendly) theme in the video. The production quality of the video and animation is top notch and manages to inject some humor into a potentially dreary affect while still educating. (Don't miss the use of Anubis the Egyptian god of the dead in the video.)Whether or not you agree on the content or the lack of somberness for a somber affect you have to acknowledge the potential power this 3 minute video has. It would be nice to see some palliative care topics with animation and video like this. Any Pallimed readers with some animation skills interested in putting together some instructional but fun hospice and palliative care for videos? Email me ctsinclair @t gmail d0t com. >>The has a new blog up since August 2007. The and opportunities to check HFA teleconferences. I am wondering when AAHPM and NHPCO are going to go away blogs. Growthhouse blogs seem to be dormant. which is unfortunate. It would be nice to see some more palliative care related blogs.>>A blogging medical student about dying patients.>>The has a 3 part series on dying that has more tones of a conspiracy theory that hospice and palliative care is out to end people's lives. There is some misrepresentation in this article so I am not going to bother to respond inform by inform since I am tired from the In some places the author seems to say alter sure you undergo the 'right kind' of palliative care or hospice but does not state how to make sure it is the right one. I think most hospices and palliative compassionate teams do a good job of meeting patients and families where they are at.>> You were already probably aware that November is but just in case you were not aware of these other Palliative compassionate related awareness issues. Did you also know it is: I only read the first one got bored and stopped. The article uses all the typical rhetorical techniques generalizes from a single example and confuses rather than clarifies.. conflation of pas euthanasia and withholding treatments in dying patients ('passive euthanasia'); irresponsible generalization of the pope's statements.

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For the month of December we will keep track of the number of donors for the Pallimed Fund Raiser for. All contributions are tax deductible. See The Business of Death recently published The video focuses on the funeral industry in particular not hospice or palliative care and articles focuses on the force that each of our individual choices has on the world and others when combined all together. So obviously there is a eco-friendly (or rather unfriendly) theme in the video. The production quality of the video and animation is top incise and manages to inject some humor into a potentially dreary subject while still educating. (Don't miss the use of Anubis the Egyptian god of the dead in the video.)Whether or not you accept on the content or the lack of somberness for a somber subject you have to acknowledge the potential cater this 3 minute video has. It would be nice to see some palliative care topics with animation and video like this. Any Pallimed readers with some animation skills interested in putting together some instructional but fun hospice and palliative medicine videos? telecommunicate me ctsinclair @t gmail d0t com. >>The has a new blog up since August 2007. The and opportunities to watch HFA teleconferences. I am wondering when AAHPM and NHPCO are going to start blogs. Growthhouse blogs seem to be dormant. which is unfortunate. It would be nice to see some more palliative care related blogs.>>A blogging medical student about dying patients.>>The has a 3 part series on dying that has more tones of a conspiracy theory that hospice and palliative care is out to end people's lives. There is some misrepresentation in this article so I am not going to bother to respond inform by point since I am tired from the In some places the author seems to say make sure you have the 'right kind' of palliative care or hospice but does not state how to make sure it is the right one. I evaluate most hospices and palliative care teams do a good job of meeting patients and families where they are at.>> You were already probably aware that November is but just in case you were not aware of these other Palliative Care related awareness issues. Did you also know it is: I only read the first one got bored and stopped. The bind uses all the typical rhetorical techniques generalizes from a single example and confuses rather than clarifies.. conflation of pas euthanasia and withholding treatments in dying patients ('passive euthanasia'); irresponsible generalization of the pope's statements.

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Farrakhan Walks for LifeMinister brings prostate cancer to lightby Leslie E. RoyalOctober 18. 2007--If America has any lingering concerns and worries about the health of Nation of Islam leader attend Louis Farrakhan those apprehensions were put to be as the youthful healthy 74-year-old arrived in Atlanta this past pass. Just 10 months ago. Farrakhan endured a 14-hour surgery for prostate cancer. After his recovery he addressed the be as he would all issues important to African American populate. He tackled it publicly and incorporated it into a weekend-long celebration of the 12th anniversary of the Million Man March and the Holy Day of Atonement. On Oct. 13. 2,000 participants and several prominent Atlantans joined a fit and vigorous Farrakhan for the kickoff celebration with the Louis Farrakhan Prostate Cancer Foundation “Walk for Life” Walk-A-Thon to benefit prostate cancer research."The Honorable attend Louis Farrakhan is making men more aware of prostate cancer through his foundation. The foundation hosts a variety of events that promote prostate cancer awareness including our annual walk-a-thon which includes a free prostate screening for men," says Maria Farrakhan Muhammad executive director of the foundation and daughter of Farrakhan. "Additionally we entertain food drives which teach our men and their families how to eat healthier by including foods such as fruits and vegetables which are high in antioxidants. We also back up family recreational activities because exercise is key in battling and combating prostate cancer."According to the National Prostate Cancer Coalition one in four African American men will get prostate cancer—the highest rate in the world. Additionally black males are 2.5 times more likely to die from the disease than white males. There is a one in three chance of an African American male developing prostate cancer if one change state relative has the disease. The risk is 83% with two relatives and 97% with three relatives. Early detection is key. After five years of diagnosis nearly 100% of African American males with the disease are still alive. Every man age 40 or older should be screened annually."Prostate cancer is eliminating black fathers uncles brothers cousins and friends. That should concern all people but especially color populate," says Muhammad. The first step attend Farrakhan took in reversing the staggering statistics was developing the foundation. Through the foundation he is providing men from urban inner-cities with remove annual pre-screening educational materials medical referrals and the latest information pertaining to clinical trials and research. The highlight of the event was Tuesday night’s electrifying keynote speech at the Civic Center in which Farrakhan continued to address the plight of disenfranchised African American people. The communicate was broadcast live in more than 120 cities in the U. S and some worldwide locales. For more information on the foundation or to back up feed and educate 10,000 families for the 2007 holiday season tour. __________________"To die for the revolution is a one-shot deal; to live for the revolution means taking on the more difficult commitment of changing our day-to-day life patterns." - Frances M. Beal"speak truth do justice be kind and do not do evil."Forward Ever. Backwards Never!

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