--S-A-- For prostate cancer, doing nothing is often just as good as

[Guest guest]

I can second Bruce's experience/ My father was diagnosed with prostate

cancer in his late 70's. He kept an eye on it - nothing else - and he

died at 91, not from prostate, or any kind of cancer.

 

Jessica Behrman

http://www.discoverbionovix.com

 

, " Bruce Guilmette,

Ph.D. " <bruce wrote:

<<the likelyhood of dying from something other than cancer over 75 is

greater than not. Example is my father at 90 who was diagnosed 10

years ago and refuses to do anything and is still hanging in there.

His heart will most probably be the cause of death in the next year or

so.>>