“Don’t wait like I did - check your risk.” One year on from his passing, Bill Turnbull's legacy lives on in the thousands of men he inspired to check their risk and get an early diagnosis. Let’s honour Bill’s legacy together. Let’s #BroadcastItLikeBill:

So important. I checked my risk and it saved my life. I discovered I had aggressive prostate cancer. Had the prostate removed and now my PSA is undetectable and I feel fine.

Thank you Bill. Your prompting made me go to the GP. I am now post radiography and on hormone treatment for at least two years. It is not a bundle of fun but better than dying.

The GP told me at 57 I was too young for a test. Now at 62 years old, I have stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer. Get your test done from 50 years old, it could save your life!

Had my 2 months of daily Radiotherapy; not pleasant but doable. A year of Hormone treatment alongside. PSA négligeable 0.025. 🎉 1 more year of HT. It’s worth it for you & your family. Get checked now.

My hubby was diagnosed about 14 months ago after having his meds review with our GP pharmacist and because of symptoms sent him for a PSA test coming back high. Biopsies, Hormone therapy and radiotherapy completed last Sept his 2 post PSA tests have gone right down. Don’t delay.

My husband was 60 on thev29/8/22 and he hasn’t been asked to go to any prostate cancer examination. What’s going on?

I Marched the Month in March. I was astounded at how many people I know had been affected by prostate cancer! It’s everywhere so please check on a regular basis! For those I’ve seen on here struggling to get appointments, pester the doctors with calls & emails. It’s your life!!

A test every man should take from 50 years old. It’s a life saver.

According to my father's biopsy result, prostatic adenocarcinoma was found. Age: 77 and Gleason score 3+3=6 (<5%) and last PSA result=3.9. Accordingly, is there a possibility that the disease has metastasized? Which treatment procedure should be applied?

Gleason 6 means all the cancer cells look likely to grow very slowly therefore it is unlikely that your father’s cancer has metastasized;an MRI scan would confirm this. Read more about treatment options here- Best Wishes the Specialist Nurses 0800 074 8383