It’s been awhile since I have posted. I am now 8 months post 10 rounds of chemo. Latest CT and MRI show there are still no longer visible Mets. I have been doing heavy physical therapy to improve my back from the previous met related instability. It’s HARD but I can feel a huge difference. I am riding my peloton 3 times a week. I am seeing a therapist which I was very resistant to, but have really seen a benefit. Generally just trying to move forward with my wife and kids despite the ever present Lupron (sigh).
I am due for a PSA soon. Last read was undetectable. Crossing my fingers that my winning streak continues! For the newly diagnosed there is hope!
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Congratulations! You sound a lot like me. Healing my spinal damage was slow. Physical therapy helped me immensely. I ride my Peloton, as well (it’s a stationary bike for those who don’t know). It’s hard when on ADT, but lots of fun once you make yourself do it, isn’t it!? And I feel so much better when I exercise.
Wishing you continued success with your journey! Thanks for sharing!
Got the call this morning! Blood results are still sub par with low wbc, RBC, platelets at 90, etc - par for me lately. BUT PSA still undetectable. I get to ride the wheel of good fortune for another few months until my next test!
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