9 Month PSA

Just got my 9 month PSA back and am thrilled, it is 0.01. Time to take another deep breath and relax for now. I didn't have the same apprehension with this one as I seemed to have on the 3 and 6 month tests. One thing for sure, I certainly have attained a new appreciation for each day and for sharing my story with others. I now find that sharing is the key for everyone because I need to tell my journey and hopefully I can help someone overcome their fears, the same ones we all had. Thanks for all of your support and stories.

Randy

Zeeeeerrrrrrrrrroooooooooooosssssssssss!!!!

Great news. We all Hope for them, and certainly relish them.

0000000000000000000000000000000000!!!!


Good Stuff, Randy!

Stay well, and stay close...

Tony

Terrific news, Randy! It's good to know that you are here for others who need the support and been-there-done-that guidance.
It helps us to help others, as we have been helped. As the Swedish proverb has it, "Joy shared is doubled and sorrow shared is halved"

 RANDY, A big awright! Keep on posting the big O's and the great attitude! It's been just a year this month that I joined our little club, and I go back in August for my nine month PSA. We are leaving for two weeks at Hatteras, NC beach on Friday, and looking forward to relaxing and putting the past year behind as much as possible!

Beachbum

Hi Randy,
Congratulations on your great PSA test result!
I'm going to my doctors office tomorrow to get my 6th 3-monthly PSA result. Sure hope it's similar to yours.
Keep up with those zeros.

Magaboo

Wonderful news to hear Wishing you happy and healthy days.

Congratulations, Randy! Grand news indeed. I'm currently going through the anxiety thing waiting on my fifth and one year post surgery PSA test. We never receive the results quick enough do we.

I will never get tired of seeing those 0000000's!! Congratulations!!!!

Hi lungman. Great news and hope you have many more.

Mika

Lungman - Congrats on your undetectable...I wish you any many more! When you young fellers tell your stories, it's got to make an impression. Men need to understand this is NOT just an "old man's disease" and getting an exam could save their lives. I'm glad you're sharing that with others.

All the best,
Susan

Way to go! Dutchy