
Even though I had no symptoms, my prostate cancer was caught thanks to frequent follow-ups with my doctor.
Gogs Gagnon followed an early passion for computers by becoming a programmer and an independent technology consultant. He has developed software for Apple, IBM and the government of British Columbia, where he was the lead programmer analyst and data architect. Now retired, Gogs is a cancer survivor, author and patient advocate who is passionate about sharing his experience and lessons learned. His book, “Prostate Cancer Strikes: Navigating the Storm,” is available on Amazon and distributed free across Canada to everyone newly diagnosed with prostate cancer.
You can connect with Gogs on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram at @gogsgagnon and subscribe to his YouTube Channel and website blog at https://gogsgagnon.com.
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