Quick update as we realised this week that it's 5 years since a pretty shocking diagnosis.
Life is still great, my husband continues on Xtandi, 18 months now of a PSA below .1, no great side effects. Three holidays this year, lots of walking done and people and places visited . We know we're lucky but just wanted to show that a stage 4 diagnosis doesn't always mean that life is over
Sending love to all the men fighting and those supporting
Congratulations, hope you have many more years.
Great to read of your PC journey. It does give hope to others. May it continue for a long time yet. Cheers.
That’s great,😍 That first time you hear it
The worse hits you, the unknow, But you find this group and you find education and love
Good to hear. I hope I can tell a similar story in 3.5 years.
It is so empowering to read stories like yours! Here’s to another 5!
Thanks for sharing! I love a good success story.
Congratulations, good for you both. I’m on Xtandi as well with 6 consecutive months undetectable. I hope I can have results similar to yours. You are proof it’s possible. No way I can complain except the steamroller side effects I experience yayahahahaya.
Keep on keeping on , hope he does 20 years ... or until the dna cure is marketed.
You got this 💪💪💪💪💪
You'll have to change your user ID to LB100+5. Congrats and may all your traffic lights be green....
Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.
j-o-h-n Sunday 11/17/2019 7:33 PM EST
Really inspiring.
Best wishes for your husband!
I'll be completing 5 years in March 2020.
But I was not stage 4. My post surgery pathology was T2cNoMx,aggressive PCa of GS9. I am 72 years old.
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