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High PSA, but MRI is negative. Biopsy or Not?

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@ezupcic

Always consumed one 7-9 oz glass of red wine everyday.

A PCa diagnosis was not going to change that…not because I think it’s necessarily a healthy habit; but enjoying life is more important than a prostate cancer diagnosis.

That’s why I say any “healthy” lifestyle change must be sustainable…my rule of thumb is the “3 week trial” method.

Anything new feels “strange” until you give it a chance. If, after a 3 week trial, continuation is a real drag….then stop and try something else…if you persist with new potentially meritorious ideas, you’ll eventually find your own groove and get to a point where NOT doing the new healthy habit will be a real drag!

All the best!

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@handera, I totally agree. Its really easy to forget about living your life because the prostate cancer roller coaster can be all consuming. And it's also interesting the new things you can discover when you start making some changes. For me, blueberries, pomegranates, running and non alcoholic pints of Guinness have been nice surprises! I used to drink a fair bit of red wine but now on occasion I have a nice glass of Pino Grigio with my broccoli sprouts. 🙂