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Picked up Abiraterone, MO moving monthly liver panel out to three months💙

PSA up to 4.9 from 4.3 last month T <3 😔

Time will tell

Mahalo

Fight on Brothers

Randy

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I’d like to preorder two bottles of DpC, if I may.

Delivery time is what, 15 years?

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Longterm101• in reply toITCandy

Exactly .... just one more hyped news release that delivers empty promises

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ITCandy

I’m glad to see exciting breakthroughs being achieved. I just wish something like this could be available for we stage fours in our lifetimes.

I watched the Apalutamide trials for years thinking it was the magic bullet only for it to be no better than Enzalutamide but with more side effects. I’m not eligible to receive it anyway so that’s irrelevant.

I remember a few years ago my family dancing around while watching a big story on the news that it was checkmate for prostate cancer and that I was saved. I’m still waiting.

Thanks for posting, Randy.

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I was on abiraterone for 4 months, after being on Xytiga for 2 years. After one falters, the other was not much better. The Prednisone helps tolerance and side effects for me was mostly fatigue . The 2 drugs are similar and average efficacy is 2 years. My PSA rose to 2.5 and I then did a clinical trial for immuneotherapy ADZ6435, which was not effective. I am now on 3rd tier Standard of Care, chemo Xofigo, and side effects are limited to days 4-7 after treatment.

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Aussies don't lie. I may have to move to Oz. Be sure to get a Timex Randy, It takes a licking and keeps on ticking.

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j-o-h-n• in reply tomonte1111

Timex was my nickname when I was young....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Sunday 08/09/2020 4:53 PM DST

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SPEEDYX• in reply toj-o-h-n

Didnt know you were j-o-h-n Cameron Swayze

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j-o-h-n• in reply toSPEEDYX

He and I went to different schools together....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Sunday 08/09/2020 4:59 PM DST

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SPEEDYX• in reply toj-o-h-n

Boys and Girls High

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j-o-h-n• in reply toSPEEDYX

Both genders were HIGH....

Picture of the school "Mount Edgecumbe House".

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Sunday 08/09/2020 5:06 PM DST

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SPEEDYX• in reply toj-o-h-n

NORTH TO ALASKA...Johnny Horton

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j-o-h-n• in reply toSPEEDYX

Steve McQueen = Tom Horn

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Sunday 08/09/2020 5:43 PM DST



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