Included in this book are chapters that address how to navigate the medical system as well as how to address the inevitable challenges of treatment. This step-by-step guide is a valuable resource to assist men through one of life's most difficult challenges in the prostate cancer journey. Congratulations to the author.

Mary L. McCabe, R.N., M.A.
Director, Survivorship Program
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

A decisive and incisive guide to navigating the world with prostate cancer. Candor and practical information are packaged with insight and humor. A clear-headed first-person perspective that brings keen observations and helpful suggestions to other prostate cancer patients and their caregivers.
Stewart B. Fleishman MD,
Director Cancer supportive Services
Continuum Cancer Centers of New York:
Beth Israel & St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospitals

This book is the one I wish I'd come across when I joined the fraternity or soon thereafter. It takes a hard look at some of the non-medical issues you may not have thought about. If it has succeeded, you'll recognize them when they turn up in your life. You'll learn how some other men have dealt with them and get ideas about how you might manage them in your own way. Not least, you'll discover some new ways to think about your situation.

What this book is not about is treating prostate cancer. There are countless volumes on that topic. It's about dealing and living with prostate cancer; about handling unfamiliar situations that are going to arise; about regaining a sense of control; about living productively, well and yes, happily to the outer limits of possibilities.