ASPI – A Place for Options for Prostate Cancer Education and Peaceful Vigilance 

All of us have experienced the anxiety and uncertainty you may now feel. Should I have treatment or can I wait or avoid treatment all together? How do I know what “low risk” is, and how do I determine if I’m low risk? What is Active Surveillance?

ASPI’s Board’s goal is to offer you informed options – empowering you if you should choose to immerse yourself in what we offer. Our board has many years of Active Surveillance experience and has an international support network to equip men with the knowledge they will need to discuss their choice of care with their clinician. We’ve worked with the challenges and questions you now face. Also, the decision to transition from AS to treatment can be stressful. Two of our board members have made that journey, and we can offer support in that process as well.

We have found a kind of peaceful vigilance in our journey, and you can arrive there as well. Please read our mission statement, newsletters, patient stories, blogs, webinars, watch meeting videos, late-breaking news, ever-changing protocols – and much more.

Finally, get in touch with us at https://aspatients.org/contact-us/ and we’ll be sure to get back to you.

And one additional request: should you find our information worthwhile and you become involved with our organization in helping other men, your financial participation – in the form of any amount – will further support our mission and would be welcome.
Click here to support us: https://aspatients.org/donate/. Thank you.