Rantrambler

Big Pearson is such a misnomer considering how big his Lil bro is

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My kids have been running around singing "It's your birthday...JUNE!" on repeat since last weekend.

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Yea my kids love it lol. I have fun dancing with my daughter after the games when we hear the special friend remix song

Double granny kinda day. Not what I expected at all but I'll take it!

Time to ram it

Time to rush this MF. Sick bear on him

Cool

72, 14. Combine them and make it the new 2025

Prostate cancer is staged using the TNM system, which evaluates the extent of the primary tumor (T), lymph node involvement (N), and metastasis (M). The stages are then grouped into Roman numerals from I to IV, with subcategories like IIA, IIB, and IIC, to provide more detailed information. Here's a breakdown of the stages based on the context provided:

Stage I: The cancer is very localized and can't be felt or seen with imaging. It has not spread to nearby lymph nodes or elsewhere in the body. The Grade Group is 1, and the PSA level is less than 10. It can be further divided into subcategories where the tumor can be felt by digital rectal exam or seen with imaging, but it is still confined to one half or less of only one side of the prostate, and the PSA level is less than 10.

Stage IIA: The tumor is still confined to the prostate but might have a higher PSA level (at least 10 but less than 20) or a Grade Group of 1. The cancer has not spread to nearby lymph nodes or elsewhere in the body.

Stage IIB: The cancer is still confined to the prostate but might have a higher Grade Group (2) or a PSA level less than 20.

Stage IIC: The cancer is still confined to the prostate but might have a higher Grade Group (3 or 4) or a PSA level less than 20.

Stage IIIA: The cancer is still confined to the prostate but might have a higher PSA level (at least 20) or a Grade Group of 1 to 4.

Stage IIIB: The cancer has grown outside the prostate and might have spread to the seminal vesicles or other tissues next to the prostate. It has not spread to nearby lymph nodes or elsewhere in the body.
Stage IIIC: The cancer might or might not be growing outside the prostate and into nearby tissues, but it has not spread to nearby lymph nodes or elsewhere in the body. The Grade Group is 5, and the PSA can be any value.

Stage IVA: The tumor might or might not be growing into tissues near the prostate. The cancer has spread to nearby lymph nodes but has not spread elsewhere in the body.

Stage IVB: The cancer might or might not be growing into tissues near the prostate and might or might not have spread to nearby lymph nodes. It has spread to other parts of the body, such as distant lymph nodes, bones, or other organs.

The stages I to IVA describe how far the cancer has spread, and each stage has a different prognosis and treatment approach. The context provided does not include stages beyond IV, as these stages are typically used to describe the extent of the cancer's spread within the body

Reminds me of Ron Swanson's alter ego 'Duke Silver'.

Primeux will benefit from the reps. Chill. There wasn't a better time to get young guys SEC reps than in the 6th and 7th tonight. Enjoy the W