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Wayne Tormala Gives Prostate Cancer Update
Dear friends, Back in early February, I announced that I had been diagnosed with prostate cancer, and that I had decided to take a public stance with regards to my diagnosis, the course of my treatment, and the eventual outcomes. This decision would hopefully help leverage my new-found status as a testimony to the importance [...]
Wayne Tormala to be a Guest on KXXT’s Men’s Health Talk
Tune in to KXXT 1010am Thursday, September 13th from 10am-11am for the Southwest Prostate Cancer Foundation’s Men’s Health Talk Show. This week Wayne Tormala will be a featured guest discussing Prostate Cancer and Men’s Health issues. Click Here for the show’s agenda.
Tim Barber Walk for POP – September 22nd, 2012
September 22, 2012 at Tempe Kiwanis Park The Tim Barber Walk for POP Join honorary chairman Derek Hall (president & CEO of the Arizona Diamondbacks) and other prostate cancer survivors along with their families in leading hundreds of Arizonans in the fourth annual The Tim Barber Walk for POP. This annual community event is a [...]
Prostate Cancer: It’s Not Just for Men!
For most of us men (as evidenced in the fact that more than half of us over 40 years of age do not get prostate screenings), prostate cancer is something we don’t want to think about or address. There are many reasons for this… Many of us (either consciously or not) push back the anxiety [...]
Prostate Cancer: A woman’s point of view
What: Men’s Health Talk Program Topic: The Role Women Play after their Spouses are diagnosed with Prostate Cancer. Special Guest & Presenters: * Mr. Wayne Tormala, Ms. Sue Tormala & Ms. Autumn Barber. Dr. Tursha’ Hamilton N.M.D. Dr. Dr. Robert Gear Jr. N.M.D. Fred Taylor, Executive Director of SWPCF When: Thursday, March 22, [...]
I have prostate cancer!
Greetings… My name is Wayne Tormala, and I have recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer. For over 20 years I have had a prostate exam, including a digital rectal exam and PSA (blood test), as part of my annual health check. Year after year, I learned that my test results were “in the normal range”. [...]