If you had testicular cancer and made it, how you would make a blog to help young people avoid the same thing?

I'm thinking of making a blog about how I surivived my bout with testicular cancer late last summer, I'm not sure what to talk about . Maybe how I ended up getting it in the first place, what events led up to the surgrey. the tests I took before hand, what happened on the day of the surgey, the aftermath on my life, the radiotion thearpy and maybe how it's changed my work and family life.

I would of course put a link to the American Society on the blog as I'd rather be able to help young males who somehow their doctor had them fall though the cracks avoid this. I was 33 when I had this operation and it hurt a lot. The main purpose of the blog would to help others avoid going thouigh what I went though.

if you went though this operation, how would make a blog about it? Would you have any ways for you to make money and maybe the Americn Society too? How would someone make a blog about this type of cancer and it's after effects on one's life afterwards?

Look on www.livestrong.com this is Lance Armstrongs cancer foundation, they LOVE to hear from cancer survivors...I think there is a place to blog on there...Lance went through testicular cancer as well, so that is something he hold near and dear...infact he said he would rather go down in text books as a cancer survivor than a 6 time tour de france winner...

anyways...from one cancer survivor (melanoma) to another! CONGRATS!

Below is a link to LiveSTRONG's share your story!!!

put the sites up and put them on your sites.
im sure some people will go to it!!

=)

cool idea man. Go to yahoo 360. click on my little pick here and you can check out mine if you want.

If you knew how you got it, then tell others and if you survived it tell how you beat it on a blog for everyone. who knows by telling others, you may help them save lives by your experiences.

First can I say bravo! BRAVO!
More men like you need to stand up and talk about things like this. Even though it did hurt me a little. Please get out there any form and get men to think about this stuff. Most people live in denial, " I know I do" You will be fine in any media you choose. You an excellent writer. :)
Sorry I couldn't answer better I think I would have to walk in your shoes to answer better.

The main thing is to keep it honest and open and help folks find the resources that they will need when dealing with similar issues. If you tag your blog well enough (key words that will be captured by the most obvious searches), you should do well. Allow people the chance to post comments or ask questions and solicit feedback from people who have undergone similar. You could certainly make money from ads, but that may "cheapen" the effect of your message. You could always solicit donations direct to the various organizations that you deem worthy and have links to on you site. But, if I recall, testicular cancer is one of the top-5 for men and there should definitely be interest in the subject matter!

Kudos to you and good luck!

I think thats a great idea, A few years ago when not a lot of people survived cancer, My dad was diagnosed with Bowel Cancer. Six years later and he is flying thank god