update- still undetectable ( 2.5 years)

[Brysonal]

I had my first bloods of 2025 and am still undetectable. My testosterone is increasing as still on Apalutamide as as monotherapy.

New onco as previous one retired - seems nice and tolerant of my none standard ways

split my calf muscle skiing in France so on a crutch but my team qualified for champions league football last night!

A good day!

[Orange95]

Great new! Wishing you good health and fast recovery for leg.

[Nusch]

Thx for sharing your good news and enjoy your day!

[Don717]

Excellent!! Good luck with the league...and the calf!!

[ulfhbg]

Fantastic news 🤗🙏 Hope it stays like this but, really looking good so far 👍🥳 Always fantastic to see others good news, especially fighting the cancer beast 🙏🤩

[GreenStreet]

Great news congrats. Hope you can sort your calf out

[VictoryPC]

That's truly great. Congrats and live life.

[Chadsdad]

Great news to hear as I started my Erleada mono therapy yesterday. After 5 years on Eligard, Erleada, Prolia and NED, my 0 PSA and <10 T level gave me the courage to take the leap. My plan is to have a PSMA scan if I ever reach 1.0. Honestly after 5 years of Eligard and 69 years old, I don’t expect a return of testosterone very quickly if at all. If not, I’ll cross that bridge when I get there.

[Jazzman2023]

Great news ! How are your side effects with the apalutamide ?

[Brysonal in reply to Jazzman2023]

Still working full time, feel more myself off ADT. Enjoying holidays from sky diving in Turkey in September to skiing in France in January. Season ticket at Villa Park, following their European games with trips to Lille and Bruge with my grown up kids. Loving being a grandad. My energy levels are probably lower but not impacting on me living life.

[dhccpa]

How does the rising T effect you on Erleada? Are you returning to normal libido? Are bone and muscle strength returning? Energy levels? I know many are doing the monotherapy, but others say Erleada blocks the effects of T, making it meaningless. I can't tell what the truth is because answers have been somewhat vague. It has my interest, but I want major changes from Lupron.

Thanks for your input.

[Brysonal in reply to dhccpa]

Libido is returning but no lovely Sunday afternoons in bed still. I had a lot of treatment and maybe a tad scared to try but the thoughts are returning!

I definitely feel more like myself.

No exercise at the moment but loved being in the mountains and planing a late season trip.

[j-o-h-n]

Split your calf muscle......skiing in France? Better than splitting your love muscle...... she-ing in France.

Remember for speed, always ski downhill.....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n

[Brysonal in reply to j-o-h-n]

Much better! Embarrasingly I did it between ge coffee shop and lift .. on the flat!

[j-o-h-n in reply to Brysonal]

Shit happens and the the moral of the story is...........When your going up in an elevator and she's going down, remember to..... keep your eyes on the prize and not on her thighs..........

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n

[SsgCulldelight]

Ok my friend, you are cured now, you MUST Know that, walk out Talk it Live it and it will be so. There is no detection of rogue cells so don't u give that ANY every out of your mouth, do you Understand? PLEASE SAY YOU DO. Positive affirmation, focus, concentration, and meditation have taken the forefront in your situation like it has mine, I need you to continue on this path consciously and consistently telling yourself IAM healthy, IAm kind and compassionate and share my energy with others to heal. I AM wealthy and Strong. I AM turning my cells on Positive to resist and dis-ease and our n r negative frequencies that can harm me. I AM WELL. So that bro and get snow Mobile, annnggh scratch that you like to go fast anyway lol, njoi your life friend, and share the pos energy. Always Light and Love, cheers

[Brysonal]

love the message!

[garyjp9]

Splitting a calf muscle doesn't sound like a picnic. How long are you on crutches?

[Brysonal in reply to garyjp9]

All off crutches now and headed to Dolomites on Sunday with the family!