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My husband was diagnosed Feb 2017 with stage 4PC which metastasized to his bones (left femur, t4&6 and on two ribs). He was put on Lupron right away along with another hormonal drug. He completed 6 doses of docetaxel- with very little side effects. We found out 2 months later his PSA went up and cancer spread further in his bones. Doctor put him on Zytiga and in just one month his PSA went from 31 to 688. Her rapidly declined and we were told end of January he only had about 2 months to live. His cancer metastasized to his lungs microscopitly so it wasn't showing up in CAT scan. They found it doing an angiogram while in hospital for 3.5 weeks. He was on 4-6 liters of oxygen, went from golfing and healthy in October to bring oxygen and using a wheelchair. He last almost 50 pounds in just a few months. Thank God we changed oncologists and he's now on Cabazy with prednisone. His highest PSA was 1138 while in hospital. After first dose of cabazitaxel it dropped to 124. He's now going to complete his 5th dose and PSA is still drooping (34). He's gained over 30 pounds and is off oxygen, and now golfing again- thank you Jesus! Oncologist said he'll remain on cabazitaxel as long as it keeps working and it doesn't start to harm his body. Keep up the good fight and get second or third opinions of needed!

God bless all of you!

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Tjc1 profile image
Tjc1

So glad you two got it under control. Many golf games ahead!!!!

Thomas

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Jmsm1909 in reply toTjc1

Keep up the good work God bless you

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gusgold

God, Jesus, Mohamed, Buddah, and Gustave...you are going to need them all...most aggressive I have read about

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dadeb

So happy he’s back to golfing and enjoying life.

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Chiquis

May GOD continue to give you both strength, hope and peace. Enjoy today, because each day is a victory! A hug to you🙏💛

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zenbee13

Blessings strength and

Love to you both

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Break60

Amazing turnaround! God bless !

Bob

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LF27

Congratulations on the tremendous turnaround...and, golf, to boot! Fore!

God bless and thanks for sharing your story. Here's to more good news ahead.

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CalBear74

Powerful evidence for finding the right oncologists, whose selection and subsequent care is supported by your powerful prayers. Some doctors are God's emissaries to mankind.

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snoraste

Great news with controlling the progression. I assume you have done genetic testing?

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