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peter1954qpr said:
Staines get it done,I was late getting mine & now I'm stage 1 prostate cancer, on what they call active surveillance, my next hospital visit will be done via telephone, dont putcif off and if there is one thing I would hope for is that all 606 brothers over 50 do the same
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Same with me mate.....luckily got caught early, Stage 1 as well on active surveillance as well....every 3 months at the moment ‘cos my levels had been creeping up....(about 10-11 at last count I think).
Have you had the ‘template biopsy’ yet ??
 
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Stroller said:
We can't afford to wait for a vaccine in my opinion. The longer we're in lockdown, the more problems we're creating for the future. Yes, it will kick off again, but the NHS should be better placed to withstand a second wave, and we would then be heading for herd immunity. Some adequate PPS and ventilators will be required, though.

The mystical antibody tests would be a big help, too.
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Apparently 74% of Brits prioritise stopping the spread of the virus over the economy, as compared to 61% of US citizens and 54% of Swedes and Germans. So the government is following majority wishes at the moment, although apparently within the cabinet it is only Hancock and Gove who are strongly in favour of continuing the lockdown, all the other free marketers would prefer lifting it. No one know what Raab thinks (including him I’m guessing).
 
qprbeth said:
Boris is really not that convincing an actor I am afraid.
Everything he does gives you a feeling it is staged
He would not have been able to pull it off in any shape or orm
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agreed it’s like any conspiracy theory the first thing you need to look at is the risk reward factor and ... the risk of it being exposed completely outweighs any sort of reward here, just like the Chinese releasing the virus as an attack, 9/11 and faking the moon landing. I hope the pm a speedy recovery so he can then answer some truly appalling things about this whole thing especially his handing out contracts to Tory donors for equipment when they aren’t able to produce. I’d hope we’d all like him to answer to that.










Well except Ellers obviously :bandit:
 
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Staines R's said:
Same with me mate.....luckily got caught early, Stage 1 as well on active surveillance as well....every 3 months at the moment ‘cos my levels had been creeping up....(about 10-11 at last count I think).
Have you had the ‘template biopsy’ yet ??
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Not yet, my level is at 5 at the moment got my 3 monthly telephone appt in a couple of weeks, due another MRI after that. You stay strong mate
 
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sb_73 said:
Apparently 74% of Brits prioritise stopping the spread of the virus over the economy, as compared to 61% of US citizens and 54% of Swedes and Germans. So the government is following majority wishes at the moment, although apparently within the cabinet it is only Hancock and Gove who are strongly in favour of continuing the lockdown, all the other free marketers would prefer lifting it. No one know what Raab thinks (including him I’m guessing).
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It's not a surprise that the public are in favour of the lockdown. The virus is the issue in front of us right now, and the media coverage is enough to terrify anyone into shutting themselves away. People will begin to think more and more about what the future may hold, though, and I think opinions will begin to change quite quickly as the death rates fall.

I'm with the free marketers on this one.<yikes>
 
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peter1954qpr said:
Not yet, my level is at 5 at the moment got my 3 monthly telephone appt in a couple of weeks, due another MRI after that. You stay strong mate
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The ‘template biopsy’ is truly horrific....40 odd needles inserted into the prostrate through the Perinium........I pissed, ****ed and spunked pure blood for 3 weeks.
My nether regions turned blue, green, red and black......

I met the Doc who invented it.....really nice guy....Dr Bott
 
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Staines R's said:
The ‘template biopsy’ is truly horrific....40 odd needles inserted into the prostrate through the Perinium........I pissed, ****ed and spunked pure blood for 3 weeks.
My nether regions turned blue, green, red and black......

I met the Doc who invented it.....really nice guy....Dr Bott
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In that one post you may have convinced a generation of male QPR supporters NOT to get their prostrate checked.
 
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sb_73 said:
In that one post you may have convinced a generation of male QPR supporters NOT to get their prostrate checked.
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Lol.....trust me, it’s better than stage 4 prostrate CA......seen a few patients with same...horrible when it mets to the Bowel, bladder or bones (as it often does at the late stage)
 
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Staines R's said:
The ‘template biopsy’ is truly horrific....40 odd needles inserted into the prostrate through the Perinium........I pissed, ****ed and spunked pure blood for 3 weeks.
My nether regions turned blue, green, red and black......

I met the Doc who invented it.....really nice guy....Dr Bott
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I will look forward to that :emoticon-0107-sweat
 
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