Cansa ambassador and prostate cancer survivor David Pasipanodya (73) believes says that if you still think cancer is “a women’s” illness, you would be sorely mistaken. 

Pasipanodya was first diagnosed with prostate cancer while living abroad in Sydney Australia in 2006. Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in South African men. An estimated one in 23 men will develop prostate cancer in their lifetime.  

A cancer diagnosis is one of the greatest challenges in a person’s life. From the shock of diagnosis to the horrors of treatment and the uncertainty.