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Bob has been a bowler all his life, and was even a bowling champion. So he was in good physical shape when he learned of his prostate cancer diagnosis at age 75. His urologist recommended he go with proton therapy for minimal side effects.
After a routine physical revealed that he had elevated PSA levels, Randy was shocked to discover he had prostate cancer. “That phone call from my urologist was tough!” says Randy. “My dad had prostate cancer at 75. My PSA had been trending up a bit, but I figured I had another 20 years before I had to deal with it. It is very concerning to hear that you have cancer!” Learn what steps Randy took next.
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As a father of two young boys and a modern-day renaissance man, Mark Miller of Bellingham lives an active life that would make most people’s head spin just thinking about it. In between his flights as a commercial airline pilot for a major airline, he also works as a flight instructor, youth hockey coach and referee, STEM education volunteer, and award-winning school bus driver. Mark gets outdoors as much as possible to do some downhill mountain unicycling—a passion he’s maintained since he received his first unicycle at the age of eight years old. So Mark’s head and neck cancer diagnosis in late 2019 as a 39-year old came as a shock.
Meet Traci, a self-proclaimed geek who got more than she bargained for when she was first diagnosed with cervical cancer. Read Traci's story on how she's beating cancer.
