Kirk Feyereisen
@kfeyer
Husband | Dad | Son | Golfer | Bad Dad Jokester | Wannabe Oenophile | @bsc_urology helping men find an EDcure.org views my own
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Prostate Cancer Survivors should not have to suffer the indignity of incontinence post cancer treatment. Too many do! Find a specialist who can help. @bsc_urology @SocietyGURS @researchTURNS
Meet @DrLohDoyle, Assistant Professor of Urology at the USC Institute of Urology, who shares his perspective on the importance of spreading awareness for incontinence treatment options. Watch the #DRYseries episode: bit.ly/4aZKZY3View quoted post on X
Anyone who grew up in the early 1980’s, you will not regret spending an hour watching PBS. For those who didn’t, you’ll still enjoy it. Takes me right back.
🎶 Experience the iconic folk punk sound of Violent Femmes like never before as they team up with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra for a groundbreaking concert! To mark the 40th anniversary of their self-titled debut album, the band takes the stage with the orchestra as their "back-up band" for an electrifying fusion of classical and rock.
📅 Watch Friday at 10 PM or stream anytime via our website or PBS app! Don't miss this unforgettable performance!
#ViolentFemmes #MilwaukeeSymphony #PBS #VegasPBSView quoted post on X
@RickSteves thanks for sharing your journey - I’m scheduled for my PSA next week!
I’m sure others have offered advice on dealing with incontinence, but these stories may be helpful for you as you recover from surgery. If it doesn’t get better, there is a solution that many skilled urologists can provide! @bsc_urology @SocietyGURS
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I’m sure others have offered advice on dealing with incontinence, but these stories may be helpful for you as you recover from surgery. If it doesn’t get better, there is a solution that many skilled urologists can provide! @bsc_urology @SocietyGURS
t.co/FvsryyBI2D
www.fiercepharma.com Boston Scientific creates docuseries to destigmatize male incontinence Boston Scientific has launched a docuseries campaign to remove the stigma of male incontinence | Boston Scientific has launched a docuseries campaign to remove the stigma of male incontinence. Across... On Newsstands Now: My Interview in @people!
Over the past few years, I’ve learned the beauty of looking at things with a traveler’s mindset — with curiosity, a sense of adventure, and positivity. And since the moment last summer when my doctor first told me I had prostate cancer, I’ve made a point of approaching my health the exact same way.
I feel it’s important to stay attentive to what’s going on in our bodies and to share bumps along the road with caring friends. So, being open about my cancer experience — as I am in this week’s edition of People Magazine — just makes sense to me.
We all experience some bad news mixed in with the good as we travel down that road we call life…and we need each other. We need to share. We need support. The outpouring of kindness I’ve received since first sharing my cancer journey with my family and friends — including all of you — has filled my sails with a loving wind. And, as on any kind of journey, it’s helpful to learn from each other’s experiences.
In the spirit of all this, if you have a cancer story of your own — or some tips on handling incontinence, which I’ve recently learned many of my women friends are also struggling with — I’d love to hear from you in the comments below.
Speaking of incontinence… in the last month or two, I’ve lived a humbling experience that’s reminded me that we can’t always be in control. Sometimes, there’s a bend in the road, and you’ve got to take it. We can be positive or negative — and I choose to be positive. Thank you for joining me down this windy road. Together, let’s keep on travelin’…God willing…for many years to come!View quoted post on X
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