My father was diagnosed with prostate cancer at age 70, almost a decade ago. He was treated, he recovered, and he is still working full time and living an active life. My husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer in the past year at age 50. His prostate cancer is an advanced and aggressive one, and his future is uncertain. I am working tirelessly - meeting with nationally renown medical experts, reading as much research as possible, speaking at support groups, sharing information with newly diagnosed men and their families, and taking care of my husband. In doing all this, I am thinking about the future for our two sons, 22 & 19; I have hope that if there is enough money dedicated to research, they will have more options and a better outcome than their father.