I am 60 and I have cancer.
In 1993, Ron Evason learned that he had prostate cancer. In this article, abbreviated from a speech he delivered last year, he describes his battle with the disease and the steps he has taken to overcome it. He also describes the lessons he has learned, including the need to ask probing questions of physicians.
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