Petey went out too night and was chillin with a beer at Applebee's!
Friday, March 28, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Fans 4 the Cure
Last year we attend our first Fans 4 the Cure event at Huntington Park at the Columbus Clippers game on July 11, 2013!
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| These young men are registering for a BLUE Bat signed by the Columbus Clippers to be given away later in the game |
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| Lou Seal the Columbus Clippers Mascot and Petey our Mascot for Prostate Cancer |
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| Remember the young men from earlier registering for the bat? Look who wonhttp://fans4thecure.org/baseball-road-trip-photo-gallery?page=2 Congratulations! |
http://fans4thecure.org/baseball-road-trip-photo-gallery?page=2
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Sunday, March 23, 2014
What if?
People has asked me what if someone makes walnuts like Petey and says that it was their creation. And that I can not longer make Petey.
I will never stop making Petey The Prostate Crusader aka Petey. They can take me to court and we will fight it out!
I will never stop making Petey The Prostate Crusader aka Petey. They can take me to court and we will fight it out!
I created Petey in 2009 while sitting in a support group meeting a plain walnut was being passed around as the walnut is the size of a prostate. Well it had gotten t me and I started thinking add some eyes, hands and feet and so the next day I did just that. I have the original Petey that I made and since 2009 he has change in generation looks but he is still mine. If you have never had to deal with prostate issues you will not understand Why The Walnut! But those who have understand All To Well.
Petey has his own blog with a little help from Mom of course and posts his adventures and other important event in our lives. His blog ishttp://peteytheprostatecrusader.blogspot.com
Prostate Cancer Anonymous vs Awareness
Hi my name is Linda and I became a Prostate Cancer Caregiver
June 19, 2009
June 19, 2009
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Retweet
Guess what day is it!
Today I sent a Tweet to Mayor Coleman. And he sent out a Retweet! It is so cool that Petey can get the Mayor to RT.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Favorited on Twitter
Petey loves sharing his adventures with everyone!
Favorited by
Representative Steve Stivers
Shawn Ireland
(614) Magazine
Retweet by
Andrew Michael
Friday, March 7, 2014
Walk Of fame
Petey is so Happy he now has a STAR on the Walk Of Fame!
He has traveled to Washington, DC to talk on Capitol Hill. Attended and gave Testimony for Senate Concurrent Resolution 10. He even seen some of his family that are with Representative Bishoff, her Petey's she has an Army and Patriotic Petey. She is a Veteran!
Petey has been on WSYX, WBNS and FOX News channels. He has a Twitter account and has even been Retweeted by the Mayor of Columbus, Ohio!
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
So Cool!
Aaron Tippin retweeted you
Feb 15:
@TippinAaron @aladdin Thank You we had a great time! Military Brats Rock! pic.twitter.com/C74doHM94l
- And he is also following
- PeteyProstate on Twitter!
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Prostate Cancer words that are very seldom spoken in public!
But for families living with prostate cancer we can speak about our Journeys. The Good, Bad and the Ugly!
Statistics show that 1 in 6 men as with 1 in 3 African American men will be diagnosed in their lifetime. in 2013 about 238,590 new cases of prostate cancer was diagnosed, about 29,720 will lose their battle 1 in 36 men. Of the men who are 65 and older, 6 in 10 cases are diagnosed and it is rare before age 40.
The average age of being diagnosed is 67. Not all men diagnosed with prostate cancer will die from it in fact 2.5 million men in the United State are still alive today!
My husband Ray was diagnosed at 56 with an aggressive form of prostate cancer!
Statistics show that 1 in 6 men as with 1 in 3 African American men will be diagnosed in their lifetime. in 2013 about 238,590 new cases of prostate cancer was diagnosed, about 29,720 will lose their battle 1 in 36 men. Of the men who are 65 and older, 6 in 10 cases are diagnosed and it is rare before age 40.
The average age of being diagnosed is 67. Not all men diagnosed with prostate cancer will die from it in fact 2.5 million men in the United State are still alive today!
My husband Ray was diagnosed at 56 with an aggressive form of prostate cancer!
Monday, February 10, 2014
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Love is in the air!
Petey found a lady friend to share Valentine's Day with.
His gift to her was a PSA Test.
How about you Guys have your PSA lately?
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Participants Solicitation for Online Study: The Impact of Prostate Cancer on Survivors’ Sense of Meaning in Life
Are you a man,
• 65 or under?
• Have been in remission at least 1yr.?
• Speak and write English fluently?
• Have a private computer?
• Have a private email address?
• Comfortable writing about your experiences with cancer?
The purpose of this study is to examine how prostate cancer survivors construct meaning from their experiences. Participants will be asked to answer three sets of questions about your experiences with Prostate Cancer. The study seeks to examine what a prostate cancer survivors’ experience is over time. The study will examine how participants adjust to a life experience with prostate cancer. Additionally this study aims to provide more clarity in defining the terms meaning in life as it relates to stressful life experiences.
Participants will be asked to complete the study eligibility form, demographic/background questionnaire and three sets of questions regarding their experience before diagnosis, during treatment, and now as a survivor of prostate cancer. All responses will be handled via email.
If you think you might be interested in participating, for more information and specifics regarding participation, please contact:
Carol L. Brady
Walden University
Doctoral Candidate
Email: carol.brady@waldenu.edu
• 65 or under?
• Have been in remission at least 1yr.?
• Speak and write English fluently?
• Have a private computer?
• Have a private email address?
• Comfortable writing about your experiences with cancer?
The purpose of this study is to examine how prostate cancer survivors construct meaning from their experiences. Participants will be asked to answer three sets of questions about your experiences with Prostate Cancer. The study seeks to examine what a prostate cancer survivors’ experience is over time. The study will examine how participants adjust to a life experience with prostate cancer. Additionally this study aims to provide more clarity in defining the terms meaning in life as it relates to stressful life experiences.
Participants will be asked to complete the study eligibility form, demographic/background questionnaire and three sets of questions regarding their experience before diagnosis, during treatment, and now as a survivor of prostate cancer. All responses will be handled via email.
If you think you might be interested in participating, for more information and specifics regarding participation, please contact:
Carol L. Brady
Walden University
Doctoral Candidate
Email: carol.brady@waldenu.edu
WE PETITION THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION TO:
Support Prostate Cancer Awareness in September and light the White House BLUE!
Prostate Cancer words that are very seldom spoken in public! But for families living with prostate cancer we can speak about our Journeys. The Good, Bad and the Ugly! Statics show that 1 in 6 men as with 1 in 3 African American men will be diagnosed in their lifetime. in 2013 about 238,590 new cases of prostate cancer was diagnosed, about 29,720 will lose their battle 1 in 36 men. Of the men who are 65 and older, 6 in 10 cases are diagnosed and it is rare before age 40. The average age of being diagnosed is 67. Not all men diagnosed with prostate cancer will die from it in fact 2.5 million men in the United State are still alive today!
We need the White House to be part of our journey and support our efforts to raise awareness for Prostate Cancer.
Please sign the petition below!
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/support-prostate-cancer-awareness-september-and-light-white-house-blue/pgdBgK0fFriday, January 31, 2014
Senate Concurrent Resolution 10 Update
Status Report of Legislation
130th General Assembly - Senate Concurrent Resolutions
| SCR 10 | ||||
| Primary Sponsor(s): Burke | ||||
| Subject: Prostate cancer antigen-based screening- withdraw recommendation against | ||||
| Abbreviations used in the Status Report | ||||
| A - Amended | P - Postponed | S - Substitute | * - Note | |
| F - Failed to Pass | R - Rereferred | V - Vetoed | ||
| Action by Chamber | Senate | House | ||
| Introduced | 03/19/13 | 12/10/13 | ||
| Committee Assigned | Medicaid, Health & Human Services | Health and Aging | ||
| Committee Report | 11/20/13 | 01/09/14 | ||
| Passed 3rd Consideration | 12/04/13 | 01/29/14 | ||
| Further Action | ||||
| To Conference Committee | ||||
| Concurrence | 01/29/14 | |||
| Sent to Governor | ||||
| End of 10-day period | ||||
| Governor's Action | ||||
| Effective Date | ||||
| Notes | ||||
Saturday, January 25, 2014
I am a Survivor!
Petey since you did so well after your surgery.
Enjoy your Lobster dinner as now you are a SURVIVOR of Prostate Cancer
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