Another one bites the dust...

Dirty Harry said:
That’s really sad mate and I hope he pulls through, tbh, it’s similar to my current thoughts, I keep thinking, now I’ve finally found my perfect girl ( and I’m perfect for her), life will somehow kick me in the bollocks in a similar way, hope that doesn’t happen for both our sakes.
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My blue mate of 53 years (we met at 11 at School) has incurable prostate cancer but he’s been living with it for 8 and a half years now, don’t know how he copes, they couldn’t remove his prostate as his cancer had spread to his pelvis, remarkable really. The other blue mate I mentioned has cancer of the liver, also incurable but his attitude is unbelievable. Both of those lads are good friends so the support they have for each other is immense. Out of our golf group (25 of us) three have had Prostate cancer, I don’t know if you’ve seen but @A57 the snake who posts on here went through the same. He posted some very poignant comments on his journey and I put him in touch with one of my pals who’d been through the same. Thankfully both have been given the all clear.

Finding your life partner us one of the most important things in existence, some people like being on their own but those adverts on TV for Age U.K. absolutely break my heart when they talk about older people and the loneliness they experience, thankfully you found your “Doris”! :-). Best of luck.
 
hammocity said:
My blue mate of 53 years (we met at 11 at School) has incurable prostate cancer but he’s been living with it for 8 and a half years now, don’t know how he copes, they couldn’t remove his prostate as his cancer had spread to his pelvis, remarkable really. The other blue mate I mentioned has cancer of the liver, also incurable but his attitude is unbelievable. Both of those lads are good friends so the support they have for each other is immense. Out of our golf group (25 of us) three have had Prostate cancer, I don’t know if you’ve seen but @A57 the snake who posts on here went through the same. He posted some very poignant comments on his journey and I put him in touch with one of my pals who’d been through the same. Thankfully both have been given the all clear.

Finding your life partner us one of the most important things in existence, some people like being on their own but those adverts on TV for Age U.K. absolutely break my heart when they talk about older people and the loneliness they experience, thankfully you found you’re “Doris”! :-). Best of luck.
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That’s really gutting mate, but hope what time they have is brilliant.

But yes I actually did the charity walk that Snake arranged so had the pleasure of meeting him too, for a few reasons really, I’m at a higher risk, my mate lost his brother to it, and you’ve maybe come across a lad called Gilbert Morgan (Gilly), he’s a big supporter of the cause who I knew when we were younger, he’s a really great lad, and so funny, when you see his interviews people who don’t know him would maybe question him, but it’s exactly the type of thing he’d do.
 
Dirty Harry said:
That’s really gutting mate, but hope what time they have is brilliant.

But yes I actually did the charity walk that Snake arranged so had the pleasure of meeting him too, for a few reasons really, I’m at a higher risk, my mate lost his brother to it, and you’ve maybe come across a lad called Gilbert Morgan (Gilly), he’s a big supporter of the cause who I knew when we were younger, he’s a really great lad, and so funny, when you see his interviews people who don’t know him would maybe question him, but it’s exactly the type of thing he’d do.
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Ah yes, I remember now, think Gary said you were well up for the walk and romped home! We do several fundraisers as year for Prostate through our golf all down to my mate’s Paul and Dave with considerable help from others. This years dedicated golf day at Ashton raised around £6k, you or anyone else on here are more than welcome to put a team in for next years event, it’s about £25pp


Besides that, any lads on here, if you are 40 plus, experiencing low bladder flow or wanting to pee a lot get to the quacks, if you’re 50 plus go the quacks anyway and demand a prostate examination, it’s not pleasant but it could save your life.

Thanks for reading
 
Take some time out to focus on yourself, this will also stop you entering a relationship for the wrong reasons. A rebound relationship is very rarely successful so get over your previous one before you move on to another.
When you are happy with your own space and feel the need then get back on the bike.
I took a year out at the end of my last relationship and worked wonders. I'm now with my fabulous wife and am very happy with life in general, we have been together for 10 years and hopefully many more to come.
 
All you need is football.
Throw yourself into it.

You’re not a nice young man, with a lovely smile by any chance.


A man can’t have no greater love, than to give ninety minutes to his friends.
 
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