Friends and Family Against Prostate Cancer

There is a positive in every situation no matter how bad that situation might be. For those of us who have experience with the disease we did not want it nor volunteer for it. It is just part of our life’s journey. However, the positive is that we have an opportunity to help others who have been diagnosed. No one has to go through this alone. Anyone who wants to be our friend will be our friend. In FFAPC, we respect the sensitivity of and desire for privacy of information. We are open and transparent when appropriate. We share medical experiences but do not give medical advice. We foster a sense of community, and are respectful of diverse experiences and backgrounds.