Clarence Jones

For example, for me, as a male, I just had a prostate cancer operation.

Well, managing my health meant that eight, 10 years ago, I found out that I had a higher PSA.

So my thing was that, I don't know if I want to be bothered with this, but what I did was I did that, what's that?

Watchful waiting.

I watched for waiting.

I managed my health.

I didn't want to get an operation, but the only way that I was going to escape that was that my numbers didn't get so high that I had to make a decision.

And so what happens for me in managing my health was when I go to the doctor, I say, okay, give me the PSA thing, because I know

that it's a possibility that I had to take some kind of action.

So managing my health was, I became aware that as a male, I do have the possibility of prostate cancer.

I had to watch for that.

And then I had to make a decision.

How do you manage it?

I had to make a decision that I was going to do it.

The same thing with being pre-diabetic.

I knew that I had it.

I had to figure out whether or not I was going to listen to anybody.

You know, and then, you know, whenever I went to the doctor, I said, okay, well check that, check that diabetes thing.

So if it's not too bad, then I can eat more, more sugar.

You know what I mean?