REENTERING TREATMENT: for sometime now... - Advanced Prostate...

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REENTERING TREATMENT

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for sometime now i have withdrawn from treatment. i'm almost 90 thought i'd let nature run it's course and get it over with . it was nice to get away from the side effects of treatment. had a change of mind , due to the slow progress of P/C and the accumulation of mets. so now i'm reentering treatment . my onc. Dr. is not available till Monday

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Glsn10 profile image
Glsn10

No wrong answers, do what is best for you.

Wishing you all the best!

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Dr_WHO

Wishing you the best. Hopefully when you go back on treatment you can knock it back down. Praying for you.

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YostConner

Best wishes as you re-enter treatment, Joe.

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LF27

Good luck, Joe! Your strong and fighting spirit is admirable. I'm 59 with a rising PSA after brachytherapy, and a pet scan scheduled in a couple of weeks. All the best to you. Keep us posted. Best, Leo

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joeoconnell in reply toLF27

... and i wish the very best to you

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jimreilly

best of luck--I hpe the treatment works well!

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larry_dammit

Know what you mean about the side effects, I’m only 67 but not ready to cash in . Hang in there

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Stegosaurus37

90 and fighting? You're an inspiration!

j-o-h-n profile image
j-o-h-n

nine zero is so rad....

Good Luck and Good Health.

j-o-h-n Saturday 01/27/2018 7:41 PM EST

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joeoconnell in reply toj-o-h-n

rad ?

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j-o-h-n

it's no longer "cool."... it's rad for "radical"....

Good Luck and Good Health.

j-o-h-n Saturday 01/27/2018 9:37 PM

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softwaremom00

Sending tons of hugs and prayers! I hope you live to 200!

If you have bone pain we have found this inexpensive(for a pemf) little pemf device really helps.. My husband uses on his bone pains(he has cancer) and I use it on mine(just from exercise). It is by sota - sota.com - it is called the magnetic pulser.. you just turn it on and hold it over the sore area. You can also build your own.. I will post a link if you are interested.. I just don't have the time to build one and find all of the components, so I bought one from sota.

I wish I had known about when my dad was alive I would have bought him one. It would have really helped him with his pains. If you don't have any aches and pains then you don't need it and you are really fantastic!

Get Well Soon!

Softwaremom

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joeoconnell

thanks for your very kind thoughts. the sota product is no longer available

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