CEO's get cancer too

What did all the following men have in common?

• Rudy Giuliani
• Warren Buffett
• Billy Graham
• John Kerry
• Norman Schwarzkopf
• Joe Torre
• Bob Dole
• Colin Powell
• Arnold Palmer

They are famous men who battled Prostate Cancer and survived. The list continues to grow.

This year in the United States, approximately 230,000 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer.

24,000 men will die next year from prostate cancer.

That means that a new case will occur every 2 minutes and 30 seconds and a son, father or grandfather will die every 15 minutes from the disease.

Do you have any ideas about prevention, symptoms, history, treatments or how to cope with these threats?

My name is Hank Oprinski. I am the author of the book 'Customer Service.' I've worked in 26 countries and am the CEO/Managing Partner at Capital Partners Ltd.

I am a Prostate and CTCL Cancer Survivor

Let me tell you, your friends or your employees how I deal with the ever present threat of recurrence from these diseases, how I engage with my family and how I continue to build a successful business.

Invite me to your location and at the same time, you will be doing all your acquaintances a professional courtesy. Allow me to make my presentation on how I cope with Prostate and CTCL cancer by addressing some of the following topics:

• A partner to help through challenging times
• Support groups, second opinions, getting to know your body
• Impact at different rates in different races of men
• Control of your destiny and your medical outcome
• Never spoken about side-effects
• Preventive ways to minimize your risk of prostate cancer

I can present these challenges to your audience NOW!

Contact Information: Hank Oprinski
Capital Partners Ltd. /dba/ Capital Earnings & Research
CEO and Managing Partner
Telephone: (256) 738-8077 or email: info@earningsresearch.com

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CEO's are not immune ~ They can get cancer too

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Hank is featured at Forbes.com, MarketWatch, CNBC, MSN Money and more than 100 newspapers and television stations across the nation and conducts a perpetual speaking tour.

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Become A Cancer Advocate and Support Prostate Cancer Survival

Eczema misdiagnosis turns out to be cancer

Many Dermatological Diagnoses Indicate Eczema Rather than CTCL Cancer 

CTCL is a rare cancer that is found in approximately 40,000 people in the U.S and 20,000 in Canada. It is believed that the number of cases is significantly higher because there is a frequent misdiagnosis of the disease since it may initially present itself as a rash or eczema.

What is Cutaneous Lymphoma? - CTCL

Cutaneous lymphomas are a distinct subset of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. They are cancers of white blood cells that primarily involve the skin.

• Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) is the most common type of cutaneous lymphoma that typically presents with red, scaly patches or thickened plaques of skin that often mimic eczema or chronic dermatitis.

Progression from limited skin involvement may be accompanied by tumor formation, ulceration, and exfoliation, complicated by itching and infections. Advanced stages are defined by involvement of lymph nodes, peripheral blood and internal organs.

Living with Cutaneous Lymphoma - CTCL

If you have been living with cutaneous lymphoma, you know it can affect the way you feel. It also can affect how you live your life.

Symptoms and treatment side effects can make it hard to work or enjoy social time and hobbies. Some days you might feel sad, scared, or lonely. It may be hard to deal with the changes in your appearance.

Treating Cutaneous Lymphoma - CTCL

In treating cutaneous lymphomas, unlike most other cancers, physicians often use the same treatment repeatedly, such as light therapy and radiation.What worked once often will work again.

Patients with early stage disease can often achieve long-lasting remissions with skin-directed therapies. Therapies aimed at the skin are likely to be effective for a long time.

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