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Old 29-12-2006, 08:23 PM   #1
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Default prostate cancer

hey everyone after a successful movember highlighting prostate cancer, im wondering if anyone out in ford forum land knows anyone who has prostate cancer/beat it died from it? why you ask? to raise further awareness of this disease, my father recently passed away after having prostate cancer removed(three months after) aged 56.
i know we get info like this crammed down our throats everyday, but guys get yourself checked. i know i going to as my grandfather also had it.

r.i.p. dad :

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