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David Diaz Sr. is a prostate cancer survivor and the Executive Director of The Reluctant Brotherhood, a worldwide prostate cancer support group. A passionate advocate for patient empowerment, David is the author of "How to Use AI to Win Against Your Prostate Cancer: Empowering Your Journey with Intelligent Questions" and is committed to equipping individuals with the skills to take control of their health by communicating effectively with their doctors. Drawing from his own experience as a Stage 4b prostate cancer survivor ,David leads and mentors others to provide practical guidance through online support group meetings with the goal of helping others navigate their prostate cancer journey, understand their diagnosis and treatment options, and enhance their emotional well-being. This mission also coincides with his personal mission that is driven by the belief that healthcare should focus on proactive wellness, not just the absence of illness, and that patients, through education and innovative AI tools, can learn to ask intelligent questions, and have more productive dialogue with their doctors, and ultimately achieve holistic well-being.
The Reluctant Brotherhood, a multinational 501c nonprofit prostate cancer support group with Prostate Cancer Patients at the forefront of its concern.
The mission of The Reluctant Brotherhood is to provide clarity, solidarity, and levity to those who are suffering from prostate cancer (PCa) and its consequences.
PCa patients are overwhelmed with important scores, statistics, and other facts that do not necessarily provide information regarding the “soft” side of this disease; namely, to understand the scope, learn to cope, and find hope through the lens of PCa. It is our vision to be seen as an adjunct to any member’s team of professional providers. The Reluctant Brotherhood is committed to being the premiere source for those seeking solutions to the impact of PCa.
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