All About Pocket Knives

Here’s a picture of me ringing the bell Tuesday after completing the last of 44 radiation treatments for prostate cancer. I praise God for bringing me through all those treatments with very few negative side effects. I’m also grateful He put it on my heart to get a PSA test and that led to finding the cancer before it spread.
Guys, if you haven’t had a PSA test lately, I strongly encourage you to do so.
GOD IS GOOD!!!

Great news Phil. Wow that's a pretty tough regimen. Thankful for God's mercy to you

Congratulations Phil. Great to hear.____Dave

God's grace to you, Phil.

Brother Phil kicking cancer - God is good - Live long!

Wonderful post, philco!
God is good, so glad you got ring the bell.
Praise the Lord!
Treefarmer

Great news philco, God has blessed you brother, you look good ringing that bell.

I am very happy for you sir. Praise God for His grace and mercy that has brought you through this.
I will keep you in my prayers for continued good health.

GREAT praise report, Phil. Through God's Grace and Mercy, he provided the strength and faith for you to endure the regiment. So happy to see this positive outcome for you and your loved ones.

Great news. Thank you for giving glory to GOD for your healing.

Well you are one thing my friend, " Tough ".

Way to go, Phil! Good job! Praise God!

Ray

That is great news! I wish you the best.

His love and mercy is so, so good. God bless you Phil, that is such good news to hear.

Glad to hear the great news!

God is good, all the time! Congratulations!

Richard

That's wonderful news to read, Phil!

Praise the Lord Phil, I'm glad to hear your testimony of the goodness of God!!
Glad you made it through the treatment!
Good is good!

Philco, Your news and photo are wonderful. I cannot thank the Lord enough.

May I add some comments? Phil's advice to get your prostate checked is so very important. Catching prostate cancer early makes all the difference to a
successful outcome.

There is an amazing tool called a Cyber Knife, although it has nothing to do with a literal knife. There are two of these offered in KY. I used the one at the Baptist hospital in Lexington. A powerful but very narrow beam of radiation is focused only on the tumor. Five 15-minute visits and the tumor is obliterated. No damage to nearby tissue or cells. No side effects in my case.

If you ever receive a cancer diagnosis, and it has not metastasized, I encourage you to investigate this treatment.