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Staying Alive….

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Staying alive huh huh huh staying alive….just got my 3 months blood test psa .02 down from 79 one year ago…one day at a time enjoying every day like it could be my last xtandi and lupron seem to be doing their jobs…overall feeling pretty good but I have noticed my golf game has fallen not getting the distance I used… but thankful I can still play… peace and good health to all… diagnosis stage 4b

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Kaliber

Great attitude brother …. Hang in there and keep on keeping on. 💪💪💪❤️❤️❤️

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rogerandme in reply toKaliber

Good vibes your way I’m at Kaiser in Sacramento but grew up in Sanger hang in there…

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Kaliber in reply torogerandme

❤️❤️❤️

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Nusch

👍🏻🙏👌🏻

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Scout4answers

enjoying every day like it could be my last

We are now taking swing dance lessons. Live for today!

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MMK-XFuture

Always good to hear positive news. Enjoy every moment.

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dhccpa

How'd you happen to go with Xtandi instead of generic abiraterone? Just curious, since big difference in price.

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rogerandme in reply todhccpa

Medicare plan C it will cost me 7000 out pocket for the year…

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dhccpa in reply torogerandme

Yes, that's why I was asking. So what reason did your doc give you for prescribing such a more expensive drug instead of the much cheaper generic abiraterone?

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rogerandme in reply todhccpa

MO said it was a better drug I was and still am a little skeptical but since it is working I don’t necessarily want to mess with it…

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dhccpa in reply torogerandme

Thanks. I may have that situation before too long.

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MateoBeach

Abiraterone until it fails and then switch to enzalutamide works better and longer than the opposite sequence. Having some chemo in between probably even better if appropriate and you are willing. See T_A’s summary of research from clinical trials on treatment sequencing. Just info to consider. No wrong answer.

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rogerandme in reply toMateoBeach

Thanks for info I have appointment with MO April 7 will bring it up

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Hailwood

A good news post, and a great attitude. Today the Moto Guzzi Griso comes out on a cloudy yet warm day to affirm that life is still good

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j-o-h-n

To R & M,

Good!!! Now go out and celebrate, chocolate chip ice cream (two scoops).....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Friday 03/25/2022 7:45 PM DST - Greek Independence Day.

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Bodysculpture

Loads of love and blessings Stay Alive my brotherb

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