Acccolph Incorporated

09/29/2026

💙 Prostate Cancer Facts

About 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime. Risk increases with age, with most cases diagnosed after age 65.

Knowing your risk matters. Talk with your doctor about your personal risk and whether PSA screening is right for you.

Together, we can raise awareness and help defeat cancer.

09/27/2026

Prostate cancer may not cause symptoms in its early stages. Knowing your risk and speaking with a healthcare professional can help you make informed decisions about your health.

Screening is not one size fits-all. Ask your doctor about the potential benefits and risks of a PSA test based on your age, family history, and personal risk factors.

Know your risk. Start the conversation.

09/26/2026

I’ve been carrying this story for more than 45 years.

It begins with a yellow Pinto, two losses, and a road out of Mobile. For years, I told it to friends over a drink. They kept saying, “You need to write that down.”

I finally listened.

As I wrote, I was struck by the strange similarities between what happened back then and what’s happening today. Some stories have a way of finding their moment.

The Night We Drove Through History is my first short story. Sharing it scares me a little, but I’m ready for you to read it.

Coming soon. Follow along for the release and take the ride with me.

09/24/2026

09/22/2026

🍂 Hello, Fall! A new season is here and it’s a good time to put your health first.
Prostate cancer does not always cause symptoms early. That is why knowing your risk and having the screening conversation matters.
Men, don’t wait until something feels wrong. Talk to your doctor about your personal risk and ask whether a PSA test is right for you.
Early detection can save lives. Get checked. Stay informed. Your family needs you here.
Cancer / ACCCOLPH

09/21/2026

Don’t wait for symptoms. Early detection can make a life-changing difference. Talk with your doctor about prostate-cancer risk and whether PSA testing is right for you.

09/16/2026

Being a cancer advocate is not what I planned to do with my life but here I am.

I speak because too many men are suffering in silence. I speak because fear, pride, and embarrassment keep too many of us from having the conversation.

This fight is personal. If my voice helps one man talk to his doctor, ask about PSA screening, or realize he is not alone, then I will keep speaking.

Your health matters. Your story matters. Your family needs you here.

Talk to your doctor. Share this message. Join Defeat Cancer / ACCCOLPH in spreading awareness.