Glad for your recovery and thanks for sharing.
AND it’s good we discussed this important mens’ health issue. As you age, get checked!
Coach Steve Lavin’s Story:
St. John's men's basketball coach Steve Lavin has been diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer, the school announced Friday.
Lavin actually received the diagnosis last fall, but will proceed with treatment in the coming weeks.
"My family feels fortunate that through annual health exams, we detected my condition at an early stage," the 46-year-old Lavin said in a statement released by the school. "This past fall I didn't want to distract our team, but with the season behind us, we are now working with medical experts and taking the proper steps to tackle this health challenge head on."
Lavin turned around St. John's basketball in his first season. The Red Storm went 21-12 and tied for third in the Big East. They made the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2002, losing to Gonzaga in the second round…
"All of us as men can get it," Calhoun told The Associated Press. "I am happy for him that they caught it early. The cure rate then can be 100 percent."
Calhoun, who won his third national title Monday night, was diagnosed in 2003.
"I underwent surgery; he may not," Calhoun said. "But after the surgery I was back coaching in 12 days."