Partners in Prostate Cancer Support Regina

06/03/2026

Partners in Prostate Regina supports the sharing of reliable information from several sources. When researching information on healthcare issues, be aware of who and where you get your information.

06/03/2026

Partners in Prostate Regina recognizes that many factors must be taken into consideration, when making major decisions for one’s self and family.
One of ADTs side effects is brain fog. When your partner experiences decreased cognitive function, it’s important for the couple to be prepared. Have you made plans for this type of situation?

06/03/2026

Partners in Prostate Regina have a special guest joining our June 4, 2026 meeting. Debra Othman author of “Standing Beside Him”, will be joining our discussion.

Our topic for the evening is, what is a normal life after a cancer diagnosis. The meeting is open to persons diagnosed with prostate cancer (fellows) from 6:30 to 7:30 pm.
After a short break spouses, partners, family, friends and caregivers will have the time to share.
Join our in-person meeting or by Zoom:

https://ca01web.zoom.us/j/63843140532?pwd=17kp9NjZArkaSlgRDIYQvoJaUMbbEP.1
Meeting ID: 638 4314 0532
Passcode: 474762

Location: 4545 Parliament Ave Sask Cancer Agency (south entrance)
Time: 6:30 to 8:30 pm
Zoom meeting:
RSVP required so we can prepare our in-person room and Zoom meeting.
Email, text or call Lorrie or Boyd cell at at 306-591-7801

06/03/2026

Partners in Prostate Regina discuss ways on how we can decrease stress levels after a prostate cancer diagnosis.
ADT side effects can increase fatigue, joint pain and decreased muscle strength. This may affect your roles in daily living. Has your prostate cancer diagnosis affected you in similar ways?

06/03/2026

In May we had technical issues with our Zoom, so we now have a new Zoom meeting link.

Please use the following information to join:

Join ZOOM Meeting:
https://ca01web.zoom.us/j/63843140532?pwd=17kp9NjZArkaSlgRDIYQvoJaUMbbEP.1
Meeting ID: 638 4314 0532
Passcode: 474762

Time: 6:30 to 8:30 pm (Sask time)

Meeting discussion topic: “What is a Normal life with Cancer”.
With Guest Debra Othman, author “Standing Beside Him “–
Caregiver’s guide what partners need to know about prostate cancer, treatment, and the journey ahead.

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06/02/2026

The Partners in Prostate Regina group have similar discussions, regarding role changes after prostate cancer treatments. Some positive and of course we discuss the negative.
Have you and your partner encountered similar situations and how did you deal with these changes?

06/02/2026

Partners in Prostate Regina encourages strong communication skills between couples, to avoid pit falls in any relationship. Can you think of ways to change our old behaviours?

06/02/2026

Partners in Prostate Regina have shared stories regarding changing roles and responsibilities after a cancer diagnosis. Have any of you experienced similar situations?

06/02/2026

How patient navigators help carry the burden: 'You understand their fears'
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People diagnosed with cancer are understandably frightened and uncertain about what the future holds. Whether their treatment comes with drug therapy, radiation or surgery—or a combination of interventions—the reality of managing all this can be overwhelming.

06/02/2026

Partners in Prostate Regina supports men receiving early detection and diagnosis. Which increases a man’s cancer treatment options and improves their overall outcomes.
The following video can be found on the Zero prostate cancer website.

Eric Morrow had a routine PSA screening in 2011 at the age of 40, and, because of changing guidance, did not receive a follow-up screening for ten years unti...