Everyone has a story to tell. Not everyone has a story to tell about their personal journey with testicular cancer. Whether you are currently in treatment, have found your way to remission, or are a caregiver, this blog is for you and your words. Let your story be a lighthouse for someone else’s journey.
Jim Mielziner knows he wasn’t the oldest man to be diagnosed with testicular cancer. That dubious distinction belongs to a 96-year-old African American man. But Jim is the oldest man by at least 7 years on the Testicular Cancer Support Group Facebook page. That being said, only 4% of T.C. cases occur in men over 65. Most people don’t endure the problems he had, even older men, but he survived and so can others.
Read MoreOn Jan 30th 2002 I found a lump on the right side. I told my wife and she called our Urologist. I went to see him the next day.
Read MoreOn 04/10/2013 I was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Advanced stage germ cell and embryonic carcinoma. It first appeared as a hard lump on my left testicle.
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