Milestone of fighting prostate cancer 25 year as of this October. Its been quite a journey from age 50 to 75.
Ron
Milestone of fighting prostate cancer 25 year as of this October. Its been quite a journey from age 50 to 75.
Ron
Absolutely amazing story. Truly encouraging and uplifting.
Awesome, and Congrats Brother, such a wonderful milestone to hit. I'm just hoping to get to 10, at 8 right now
Amazing. Keep on going.
hallelujah, keep it up my friend.
Amazing. I hope to join you there, roncyn. I have so far managed 18 years.
Wow...made me click...but tells us more...what is your story. If you have written it down somewhere let us know. It must be an amazing tale...we hope to live half as long...Cheers
Congratulations, keep up the good fight.
After 13 I am at a rough stage, but my brothers-of-the-bonny-blue-ribbon continue to encourage me.
That's fantastic roncyn and very encouraging! I see that in your last post (2 years ago), you were on reduced dose (1 tablet) Xtandi and doing well. Your Bio doesn't mention Xtandi (seems to stop in 2020). Are you still on Xtandi? I'm interested because I've just started on it myself. Thx
God bless you Brother!! 🙏 5 years and still going strong here. 💪
can you tell us more about the intermittent hormone therapy you reference in your bio? Agonist or antagonist? Etc.
Well done roncyn. Congrats! Great to hear!
Congratulations and thank you for sharing! It's wonderful hearing long-term success, gives us hope and inspiration!
This is very uplifting to read! Keep up what you are doing!
Congrats!
This is wonderful. But, can you clarify something. Did you not have you first bone met til after 12 yrs. of hormone therapy?
Congratulations!!!!! That is quite the milestone.
thats a big deal roncyn. Made my day. Very encouraging. Up to 12 years and hopeful
Congrats. Fantastic achievement. Let’s go for many more years
Congrats and let’s start the next 25 years!
25 Years! congratulations!! Rare space indeed. You must have made a lot of good decisions.
Question: What are the 3 things that you would attribute to your longevity? Thanks, Mike