Who is sick of working ?

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Originally Posted by AndyG

Yep, it hasn't spread, and surgery will fix it, but kinda attached to my prostate. Mind you it was a thread on this forum that made me go off for the bowel cancer check, so that's a win.

Been a lot to absorb in the last 10 days

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It must have been a big shock. Good luck and keep us posted as to how it goes.

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Originally Posted by AndyG

I retired 4 years ago, bad job, massive stress, after a year got bored and back in the game now.
Great job, making a difference, for example delivered mobile coverage and TV to 10,000's people who never had it,
Down side away from the family and Defender :(, months on end.
Just been diagnosed with Cancer in the early stages, but work is to much fun.
And BTW plenty of super so that's not a factor.

What to do :confused:

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Andy G,

Like you I had a stressful job in South Korea, a wife who had just had breast cancer surgery, and was on medication for 5 years, so we decided to pull the pin & take early retirement, that was 8 years & 4 days ago. Wife is now fine, but I had a nasty melanoma removed 3 years ago & have 3 monthly check up's, & daily self checks for any signs of lymph system lumps. So my advise is just do what you enjoy. I would definitely get another Defender in PNG.:)

Now there's an option worth thinking about

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Originally Posted by AndyG

Yep, it hasn't spread, and surgery will fix it, but kinda attached to my prostate. Mind you it was a thread on this forum that made me go off for the bowel cancer check, so that's a win.

Been a lot to absorb in the last 10 days

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That is a lot to absorb.
Mind you, it's a good thing to get it early.
They say that the majority of men of retirement age actually have prostate cancer, but it's dormant and only when it becomes active do people notice.
Get rid of the prostate - you can live without it.


http://www.prostate.org.au/awareness...ostate-cancer/