A study from Japan demonstrates a relationship between the use of sugar, milk, meat, fats and oils and death from prostate cancer. (Japanese Journal of Cancer 10(8)831-836, 1994)

Copyright 1996 Phylis A Austin

In the pre-operative ward, third year Emory Medical student, Rachel Webman listens to a patients heart beat. A round of clinic is done before surgeries so the surgeons can determine who are the best candidates for surgery. Photo by Jennifer Browning.

By Jennifer Browning

Hinche, HAITI—Stormy weather and rough roads over mountains and through streams greeted the Emory surgical team on their way to Henche where they will be focusing on mostly prostatectomy surgeries. Emory emergency room Dr. Rick Spurlock leads the team including urology surgeon Dr. Viraj Master and general surgeon Dr. Jana MacLeod.

The team will begin with clinic to find their appropriate surgical candidates this morning and then begin surgeries this afternoon. The team will continue with surgeries until Thursday.

This is the first time the hospital in Hinche has hosted a surgical team associated with Project Medishare. By working in Hinche, Project Medishare and Emory are able to reach out to more areas in Haiti, by pulling patients from Mirebalais, Thomonde, Cange, as well as in, around, and outside Hinche.

Scientists at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute report they have blocked the development of prostate tumors in cancer-prone mice by knocking out a molecular unit they describe as a "powerhouse" that drives runaway cell growth.

In an article published as an advanced online publication by the journal Nature, the researchers say the growth-stimulating molecule called p110beta -- part of a cellular signaling network disrupted in several common cancers -- is a promising target for novel cancer therapies designed to shut it down. The report's lead authors are Shidong Jia, MD, PhD, Zhenning Liu, PhD, Sen Zhang PhD, and Pixu Liu, MD, PhD.

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The meaning of life

- and all that jazz ...

NOTE: This is the real heavy stuff. You're gonna need a cup of coffee or something stronger if you are to get to the end of this massive post. It is an attempt to explain my interpretation of life, spirituality and God.

They say the most formative years of your life occur before the age of five. And, no doubt, it was the family and religious grounding I received then that saw me through the Cheryl drama. But just a few months prior to that, my older brother, Neville, aged twenty four had died in a water skiing accident.

Having had just two months to come to terms with the loss of my brother, I grasped the opportunity to share Cheryl's last months, discard teenage bravado and live the reality of my feelings. I had just lost the opportunity to be as close to my brother as I could have been and it was not about to happen again.

What followed was every bit as formative for my adult life as the first five years had been for my youth.

In the aftermath of that duel tragedy, I spent a lonely year trying to cope with it all. You cannot understand why this should be, your religious faith is challenged, you query the concept of God and you wonder why we are here in the first place. I remember little or nothing of that period but I came out of it with an obsession to find some answers to these age old questions.

I could not accept that all that Neville and Cheryl had been could simply dissipate. Their souls - their essence - their spirit had to be somewhere. I know that it dwells in me and, no doubt, in their immediate families at the very least. But, when we have gone, their spirits will leave as those who follow will never have been touched by them ... there has to be more than that! The question remained, where does the spirit/soul go then?

The first question, 'Does God exist' was self evident to a logical mind. Either there is a God or there is not. If there is not, nothing else matters and we will never find out. The need to ask the question is in itself the answer that there must be a God. The emotional journey of losing loved ones is the key to wanting to know. Until we take that journey, I don't think we can appreciate the concept of being. Having taken that journey, I do not know how to deny the existence of God. Therefore the spirit of those before us must return to the source of life.

But what about Heaven and Hell? My religious faith was certainly in question. Having been Christened and raised in the Catholic religion and educated by the Christian Brothers under the reign of Pope Pius XII, I found myself in conflict with the Church on many issues from the downright absurd to the ultimate hypocrisy. For example, the church insists that God gave me free will but the church itself lays down the rules that I must obey. Archbishop Mannix directed, through the pulpit, who Catholics should vote for and it turns out the church decree on sex being for the sole purpose of procreation was not heard by those that taught us.

I never did come to terms with the concept of organised religion. How can so may faiths claim to be the only path to God? Having said that, my children were Christened and educated in the Catholic system to give them the Christian standards that successfully carried me to adulthood. To answer this question, I needed more information and would have to dig a lot deeper.

So, I embarked on the quest to find 'the purpose of life'. If there is such a purpose, it must be equally applicable to every last person - the rich and the poor, the oppressed and the oppressor, to people of all faiths and non-believers too - and to me as well. It may have taken me forty years but I did find such a common denominator and that opened the door to identifying my God.

We are born into this world with a clean slate and we learn from our upbringing. The wisdom of the ages has concluded we need to be taught the rule of law, ethics and religion. These things are not inherent in our makeup. Without them, we are destined to a life of evil and basic instincts.

We learn our parents concepts of law, ethics and religion and as we grow up, we question their beliefs and form our own set of standards which we then pass on to our children.

There is an old saying, "The apple never falls far from the tree" and it is used to highlight the similarities between the actions of family members of different generations, particularly when things go badly for them. The bible also refers to the sins of the father affecting subsequent generations. The connection between generations is the key.

How often have you said or done something that reminded you of your parents. Well, as you get older, it gets worse until, one day, you look in the mirror and say 'Hello dad / mum'. You ultimately realise that you are an extension of their being and your role of your soul is to stretch their envelope and experience your own existence.

The full force of this idea hit home some years ago when my son, then in his mid thirties, and I were having a deep and meaningful conversation. He remarked, "You know dad, the older you get, the more you think like me". That startled me!

I suggested to David that maybe the way he thinks might be influenced by to the ideas and the family culture that had nurtured him. Whilst he may be taking those concepts far beyond where we had been prepared to go, the truth is that the older my son becomes, the more he is able to extend the barriers of his lineage to create his own existence.

That is the only common denominator I have ever found that is "... equally applicable to every last person - the rich and the poor, the oppressed and the oppressor, to people of all faiths and non-believers too - and to me as well."

From that I conclude that we are here on a search for a greater truth than our parents could find. We are here as students of a God that is not omnipotent but, in fact a growing being. My free will and and the will of an omnipotent God cannot co-exist unless I am part of that God. Therefore, my life's work is to experience what I am able to and take that knowledge back to the source.

Let's look at the last few generations of the Naylor Family..

The first we know is of a family of children being shipped to the colonies of America, Canada, New Zealand and Australia around 1850. There were no parents for any of these children. We do not know what happened to them or the lives that these children created. What we do know is that Samual begat Patrick who begat Ray who begat Greg.

We also know that Pat's young wife was killed in suspicious circumstances and that Ray and his siblings grew up without a mother. Is it any wonder that I grew up in a family that chose to remain independent of it's extended self. Emotion was completely repressed or suppressed and we only got to meet the extended families at weddings and funerals.

Now, whilst we have little detail of those generations it can be seen that the concepts of 'the apple never falls far from the tree' and that 'the sins of the father ...' can be applied.

This does not cast any aspersions on my parents. They, like all those that have followed, have been the best parents they could be and I am grateful for the rigid standards that I was subject to and the opportunity to finish secondary education ... a luxury closed off to both my mother and my father.

What I can tell you is how my generation stretched the envelope of the Naylor family in learning to break the mould. The stand out similarity of the Naylors I have known was their willingness to commitment in marriage seeking a stronger family bond than previous generations had achieved . Mum and Dad were first daters, as were Neville and Mary - Greg with Maureen,, Stephen with Joan, Lisa with Richard and Anthea with Andy. David has been the exception that contradicts the rule. But then, that is David. He has been the one being in the family to really test the limits - or maybe he is refusing to accept any limits. That is his life's choice.

Dad had a lousy upbringing with his mother being murdered when he was about 10 years old, and with a mean spirited father who left his kids to be raised by dad's older sister Lorna. Dad left home at 14 to live and work with a family of butchers in Fern Tree Gully. He married mum, and adopting her family's ethics and religion created his own identity. He raised us within a rigid framework which we each challenged in our own way to create our own identities.

Neville, my elder brother married his first girlfriend at the age of 21. Mary was from a family of 12 children and Nev appreciated his acceptance into such an extended family. Neville and Mary had two sons, the second born stillborn. Neville was the most devout Catholic in the family and told me he had achieved his life's work in saving another soul - that of his stillborn son Michael after having him baptised into the faith. Soon after, he died in a boating accident. He was twenty four years old.

Stephen, my younger brother, had it so different to Neville or I. He was about 13 when Neville died. Back in 1960, there were no such things as counselling services. He was left to his own resources. He didn't even have access to me as I had my teenage friends and was involved in Cheryl's life.

At St Kevins, we later found that Stephen came in contact with the deviate behavior of the Christian Brothers. It caused so much trouble that, in spite of mum being the president of the college's ladies auxiliary, Stephen was asked to leave. He was a displaced soul. As he grew older and joined us in the butcher shop, he began seeing Joan Hollis, the daughter of one of dad's friends.

Joan was a girl born with a hair lip and, at the time, dad thought it was pretty special that Stephen never let that get in the way. However when the relationship got serious, dad turned on Stephen and would not approve of the marriage because, "No grandchild of mine will be a spastic!". That pitted the wills of the father and son and the outcome was doomed. Dad refused to attend Stephen's wedding. I recall Stephen being so confused earlier on asking me whether he should get engaged or buy a sports car. I told him to buy the sports car. He didn't hear me. The marriage broke down and the two children, Corey and Simone were raised by their mother. Stephen later married Lola who already had a daughter, Sarah, and fathered another son Adam. His life's path was a sad one and he died of cancer aged 42.

And then there is my own experience. In 1965, I married Maureen one of six children of an Irish/Catholic family. The Morrissey family was the antithesis of the Naylor family. Where the extended family of the Naylors was remote, the Morrissey clan was in daily communication to the degree that little mattered in the world outside the family.

This turned out to be an ideal environment to raise our three children giving them access to a broader view of the wider world together with the intimacies of family that neither Maureen nor I had ever experienced and helps explain the diversity in the natures of David, Lisa and Anthea. They have created three distinct realities or directions that will expose them to experiences that I could not yet imagine.

Of my generation, I have been given the greatest opportunity to experience life, to define myself and complete my life's work.

And, now, to the final question of life ... Is there anything beyond death?

Like the question of a God, logic demands that there is either something beyond death or there is not. Similarly, if there is not, we will never find out.

It seems that there are as many concepts that it does exist as there are people to ask the question. These range from being with loved ones, through eternal bliss through to reincarnation. Is there an ever growing universe of disappointed souls or could it be that they are all correct?

Consider my proposition that I am part of my God and that you are too. This is supported by the Christian faiths who commit a person's soul to 'live and reign with God' at funeral services. If we have the power to reign with God, then we have the power to create our own individual 'heaven'. In that context, whatever is envisaged as 'life after death' will be for you.

Earlier I mentioned the problem I had with all organised religions and their claims. If my proposition holds true that we are a part of the God being, then followers of all those religions must also be right.

My primary focus beyond death is to share with God the progressive evolution of the source of all creation. That does not preclude that, at some point, I may chose to be with those dear to me because, 'reigning with God' means that I will have that option.

That is the ultimate exercising of the free will bestowed upon me by God. I am at peace with my God on these matters at this time.

P.S.
However, I still need to have these concepts challenged and have decided to seek out a theologian to talk with. In the meantime, you are welcome to test your own theories by making a comment.

Hello. This is Pierce. After reading Mr Manly's post and advice for relationships, it got me thinking. It got me asking. It got me fretting about how I haven't been involved in an intimate relationship for an uncountable number of days. It's no fault of the other party, that's for sure. I can't expect them to patiently wait until perhaps death for me to still not have made a decision.

That post got me thinking, especially after reading how so many readers were open and honest about their thoughts. So I will be as well. Because I want you to understand from my perspective, and perhaps some men out there also share these views. Women? I love you, I really do, but there's a reason why I come across as I do, with all that hesitancy and reluctance.

The last many times, I have avoided having sex. This was due to remembrance of an anxiety-filled experience. I just couldn't do it. Couldn't make the commitment. Just stood there. And then the moment passed and was no more.

You see, way back when, when procrastination only encompassed most of my life, I actually played the part, all the way to the point of turning off the lights and getting under the covers. You know, the part when the teenagers watching television make sounds of disappointment as the screen goes dark leaving them only to wonder and imagine the rest of the love scene. Little did they know, when the lights went off, I pretty well shut if off as well.

My partner wanted more foreplay, extensive foreplay. Lots of women like that, right? Some even prefer it more than the direct act itself, and a few are even okay with just doing the foreplay. I refused. It may seem cold, heartless, uncreative, and selfish, but I hope women around the world will hear me out and understand my reasons. I love foreplay, but just couldn't and, to this day, can't. I love foreplay so much that, in fact, the intensity is unbearably enough to cause the ultimate release before part two. Am I weak? No stamina?

I'm afraid of foreplay because of premature you know. But I didn't tell women. And it didn't come across well physically and emotionally when the lights were turned off. This kind of worry has resulted in me totally putting off anything that even comes close to resembling intimate relations. I know I avoided eye contact on the train many times over this morning.

But I do wonder, and would like to put this question out for consideration and learning. May there be some women out there who feel flattered when small foreplay is enough to make me finish? Are there women out there who feels greater satisfaction with men who prefer to stop after foreplay and not do the sequel
Instead of being a sign of weakness, I think it shows great potency to be able to achieve the ultimate sensual pleasure while both are fully clothed.

Anyways, now you can understand how all these thoughts have precluded me from being able to consider the sex as we know and love it. Again, I don't mean any harm or hurt to women; it is just fear on my part. I hope you understand.

I guess the state I'm in now I wouldn't have much problem converting to a monk, except for my thoughts. Monks, procrastination, sex - all would be okay, except for my thoughts.

(Another thought for another day: is procrastination a form of overextended foreplay that exhausts oneself into inability to perform the more important next act?)

-Pierce

It's not about me
It's all about we ...

You might think there is nothing to be happy about in learning that you have a terminal illness. Well, I have learned there are plenty of pluses.

I am grateful for the way this cancer snuk up on me (wow, that's a bit Ocka). I have not been physically or mentally destroyed up front like I see with so many other diseases.

At one end of the spectrum one could take a stroke to be paralysed and not able to communicate ... and could live on for years in a vacuum. At the other end of the range, one could be run over by a truck and not have had the chance to say goodbye.

I have been given the opportunity, both physically and mentally, to prepare for the inevitable. I have been given the time to deal with my wife, my family and my friends. Importantly, I have been given the will to review my life and record my thoughts. What you read here is what I consider suitable for public consumption. But there is much more than that. I have been recording those very personal and intimate moments for the family that we all have and that has been such a comfort to both me and them.

The finality of it all has naturally brought my wife and I a lot closer together. Our claim to be soul mates has been reinforced in our ability to openly discuss how we have both grown and learned more about life through our fourteen years of marriage.

I am satisfied, through this review, that I have done it well.

One of the obvious disadvantages of living in a remote area is the lack of basic infrastructure ... no shops - limited health services - no public transport, etc.

Well, I'm here to tell you that the Australian public health system is completely up to the task of an old dude like me on his final journey.

Whilst we only have a locum doctor visit once a week and a community health centre operating on a part time basis, I have not gone without. In fact, I have had services offered that I did not suspect even existed.

Whilst private health insurance ensured I got the best specialist treatment at The Mercy Private Hospital without damaging the bank balance at all, since returning home I have been given the Age Pension and Pauline has been given Carers Payment and we are now dependent upon 'the system' to meet our needs.

The PBS is outstanding. It has met all medication expenses to date including the hormone implant that has a list price of $1105 ... at a cost of $5 per prescription. I read of American citizens flying to Mexico to buy cheap medicines because they cannot afford them in America.

Northeast Health Wangaratta Palliative Care have come on board to help me. They visit regularly and seek to meet my physical needs such as modifications to the home to assist my movement, psychological/spiritual needs such as meeting my request to talk with a theologian.

I also have access to their pain management physician to help me find the most comfortable way home. They have also offered a social worker to help source supplementary funding for the necessities of life should I need it. Topping that out, they have organised a District Nurse to visit each week just to keep an eye on how Pauline and I are traveling.

And when I get to the final illness, they assure me they can provide all the structural and medical needs to allow me stay here until I die.

That is one hell of a medical support team and all paid for by you, the taxpayer. Thanks for your contribution. :) I hope it is reassuring to know that it will be there when you need it too.

I also must recognise the support and feedback of my "Blogging Buddies" - most of whom I have not yet met - who have been following my adventure.

This post is to let you know that I appreciate the help of everyone involved.

apparently they exist I did not know this but they do.

I imagine that the guy I currently have a crush on, a bar tender who ever one has a crush on, won't fuck me either. I hear he is protestant in his sexual values.

My best friend Betty broke up with her boyfriend because he wasn't fucking her, and before that he was going soft. My friend Jane's boyfriend just wants to talk, rarely does he want to get down and dirty (oh wait it's not dirty, it's oh so natural).

This mystifies me.

These are the smart guys, both guys have great jobs and are well read BUT blah. No wonder the population is getting dumber and dumber.

Just kidding.

Erectile dysfunction(ED) or impotence is defined as the lack of ability to achieve or sustain an erection sufficient for mutually satisfying intercourse.The main reason due to which the erection cannot be sustained is that not enough blood is getting into, or staying in the penis long enough to allow an erection.

Male impotence is a common, worldwide condition. In the UK, there are an estimated 2.3 million men who suffer from erection problems. Impotence is more common in older men as this condition is generally associated with increasing age. But that does not mean it is the inevitable result of aging as it can affect men of all ages. Causes of impotence can be various ranging from psychological reasons like stress, depression,fatigue, guilt,etc. to physiological reasons such as complications in medications, illness, infections, diabetes and use of drugs like cocaine or smoking and drinking.

YOUNG MEN
The most common cause of sexual dysfunction in young men is anxiety. This may include concerns about sexual relationship(s).

MIDDLE AGED MEN
Common causes of sexual dysfunction for middle aged men may include stress, guilt, etc. Other causes may include diabetes or other medical conditions.

OLDER MEN

About 70% of men over the age of 70 are still sexually active, although impotence does get more likely as you get older as there is deterioration in the blood vessels carrying blood to the penis, along with deterioration of other arteries.

The feelings and doubts that are attached with this condition often take a toll on a man's relationships along with his self esteem. So the first and foremost step towards treating impotence is to understand the main cause of impotence. If one can comprehend the main reason of impotence then it will be more helpful in understanding the factors responsible for impotence and thus the best possible treatment can be given for treating male impotence.

MALE IMPOTENCE IS TREATABLE

Sexual dysfunction is a serious matter and though talking about it is not easy, there are trained professionals who can provide you good advice. Getting online help is another good option. Various sites like www.sexualperformance.co.uk are there to help people treat sexual problems that they might be suffering from.You can buy prescription medications online by providing complete medical history through a questionnaire and the registered doctors will recommend the most beneficial treatment for you after diagnosis has been completed.

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