I haven't been on this forum for a while, but thought I would pop in to share my husband's PSA chart for those of you who may be going through some bounces. It has been a super bouncy number of years, but as you can see from the graph below, his PSA is down to 0.29. While he was bouncing I read every post I could find about bounces as a means of giving myself some hope. I sure hope this post does that for someone else.
Yours,
Mary
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Hi Mary! Great to see that John is below the "magic" 0.5 point. This is a perfect illustration of how good, albeit nerve-wracking, slow and bouncy can be.
Thank you, Allen!! I truly feel grateful for his outcome and for your support and friendship over the years. You're the best. I hope you are well! John just got back from having his first covid vaccine this morning, and mine is tomorrow. I hope you can get your vaccine soon (if you haven't already). Much, much warmth, Mary
I've had both vaccines. A little arm soreness the next day was my only side effect. They are letting me go on doctor visits with patients now, and hopefully live support groups soon. I know you both must look forward to getting back into the classroom.
Right now I am 77 and my PSA is 7. Funny, my lucky number was always 7. Am off for HDBT-mono next month in Kelowna, BC, Canada so a welcome post. This is most reassuring. Thank you Mary for sharing.
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