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The journey to ZERO prostate cancer doesn’t happen alone. Your experiences can inspire hope and bold action, and your insight is a crucial way to help direct research and funding to where it's needed most.

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Your story matters. We want to hear about your prostate cancer experience, the ups and downs, the moments of fear and uncertainty, and the moments of hope and triumph. By sharing your journey, you show others that they are not alone and inspire crucially needed support for the entire prostate cancer community.

Once you submit this form, our team may reach out for more details to feature your story on our channels. We'll help amplify your message to a community of patients, survivors, and their loved ones who need to know that they are not alone. 

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While I can’t change what happened to my family, I want to help yours and other families nationwide give their fathers, grandfathers, uncles, brothers, and sons a fighting chance.

— Yvonne Poindexter, widow and prostate cancer advocate
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