While I read her every day just realised that it’s been almost two years since I updated So almost 7 years since the metastatic diagnosis with a PSA in the 100’s , my husband is still pain free, still on Zoladex/Xtandi PSA .4
Life is still great
Sending love
That is great to hear. This gives many of us hope.
Hi. Yes this is great to read. Most men who get 7 years seem to have a low presenting PSA and / or a low volume of mets. It is encouraging to read about a man who had high volumes of mets with a high PSA. Long may your husband continue to respond so well. Graham
So great to hear! Thank you for sharing. Hope is what we all need!
Fantastic and long may it continue, my husband survived pancreatic cancer nearly 30 years agoHe's helping me in my battle with incurable ovarian cancer which l intend on winning my battle hopefully. Bless you both really helps having a supportive partner .sending love SheilaFxxx
Great news. Thanks for sharing. I am three years into this journey. I'm hoping to be able to post a similar message four years from now. Enjoy your summer.
It’s so important to share the positive. Thanks for spreading hope!
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Thank you for sharing this great news and giving hope!
So wonderful to hear positive news! Thanks
Good news. Other than those treatments, to what do you credit his success?
I really couldn’t say. I guess we’re lucky that he’s never had any pain so is able to keep active, walking the dog everyday, cycling regularly. doing voluntary work for our local wildlife trust, gardening, painting. We have a very positive attitude, close family, a lot of love
I read a lot about diet, we try and eat healthily but enjoy a drink and have never cut out sugar, red meat or any of the other things that I read that we should.
The NHS, a great cancer clinic and oncologist who tells it as it is
We’re not religious but maybe someone is looking out for us 🙃
Nice…I too have been graced with developments since my wife’s cancer diagnosis. She’s come a long way in a few short months. I’m a heavy met burdened stage 4 APC survivor as well but it seemed so much more dire for her. I believe I helped her fend off the initial terror from my experiences, which I feel is as much a killer as the disease itself. As her recovery continues we have each other to remind us how frail our lives hang in the balance but not fearfully but rather hopefully. We persist from our faith in living as well as possible with whatever time we are accorded.
Another notice of passing that prompt me to update my profile.
Life has taken a positive turn
Sixth transdermal E2 update
Another case of Rising ALP
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