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My Prostate Cancer Path

Every prostate cancer patient has a story, and every story is different. This is a disease that affects one out of every seven Canadian men. Here is my story, with the hope it may help others who are travelling a similar road. Wayne Harrigan, Moncton, New Brunswick wbharrignb.sympatico.ca. Wayne and Barb Harrigan are the co-ordinators of the PCCN Greater Moncton Prostate Cancer Support Group. Visit the Prostate Cancer Canada Network website at www.prostatecancer.ca.
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Every prostate cancer patient has a story, and every story is different. This is a disease that affects one out of every seven Canadian men. Here is my story, with the hope it may help others who are travelling a similar road. Wayne Harrigan, Moncton, New Brunswick wbharrignb.sympatico.ca. Wayne and Barb Harrigan are the co-ordinators of the PCCN Greater Moncton Prostate Cancer Support Group. Visit the Prostate Cancer Canada Network website at www.prostatecancer.ca.

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This web page myprostatecancerpath.blogspot.com states the following, "Monday, August 13, 2012." We saw that the webpage said " Summertime and the Livin Is Easy! It seems difficult to believe that we are nearing the mid-August mark." It also said " I realize that its been a long time since I updated this prostate cancer blog, but I consider that a good thing! Not much news here. However, Ill share what I have. On April 30, my 68th birthday, we were part of a delegation from our support group who attended the Wake Up Call breakfast at the Delta Beauséjour. We had a table with information an."

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