Something Wendy said is very true, I speak out about Genes cancer and the surgery very openly when amongst family and friends, sometimes I get these looks,, like of my God, but I feel it was an educational experience as well and many should know what to expect and how to be checked for it. You say prostate and everyone hides, I don't get it, it happened and he is okay, isn't that worth something, why be ashamed or shy about it, I don't intend to broadcast it on tv but for me its amazing what we can have done to survive such a cancer..they really hide when they hear me talk about how it effects the sex life, now they are in shock, but it is another part of the whole scenario, so get use to it, it to has a fix for some.
We also were receptive to the followers of Dr. Campbell, the interns, they checked Gene , proded his surgery site, checked his stoma, they were from all parts of the country, and outside the us as well...but I was always glad to see Dr. Campbells face , it made me feel secure. Ginger