Seen my Pathology finally

My surgery was on the 19th of December. I got to see the pathology.

(report comments follow)

'The prostate gland contains two foci of prostatic adenocarcinoma, one in the peripheral zone and one in the transition zone. The dominant
tumor focus is located in the left anterior, mid anterior, right anterior, right anterolateral, right lateral, right posterolateral, right posterior, mid
posterior, and left posterior peripheral zone. This tumor focus measures 2.0 x 0.8 cm in the largest cross-sectional dimension and it is
present in the three cross sections of the prostate and extensively in the apex and base. On the right posterolateral surface of the
prostate this tumor focus extends focally (less than 1.0 mm) into extraprostatic tissue. At the site of extraprostatic extension, the margin
of resection is free of tumor. On the posterior apical region, focal extension of tumor to the inked margin in an area of surface disruption
cannot be unequivocally excluded. The potential area of marginal involvement measures less than 1.0 mm. The second tumor focus is
located in the left transition zone. This tumor focus measures 0.5 x 0.4 cm in the largest cross-sectional dimension and it is present in
three cross sections and focally in the apex. This tumor focus is confined to the prostate.
Because of the proximity of some areas of tumor in the peripheral and the transition zone, a stain for ERG was performed. The stain is
negative in both areas, therefore the stain is non contributory towards supporting different tumor foci.'

Thanks bro, I am still in. I got 2 1/2 more years to 24 and I am gonna be done.

Heres the part that give the dirty dirt

DIAGNOSIS
(C) PROSTATE AND SEMINAL VESICLES:
PROSTATIC ADENOCARCINOMA, GLEASON SCORE 7 (3+4). (SEE COMMENT)
TUMOR EXTENDING FOCALLY INTO EXTRAPROSTATIC TISSUE.
FOCAL EXTENSION OF TUMOR TO THE MARGIN OF RESECTION CANNOT BE UNEQUIVOCALLY EXCLUDED.
Right and left seminal vesicles, no tumor present.
Segments of right and left vasa deferentia, no tumor present.
PERINEURAL INVASION PRESENT.
No lymphovascular invasion identified.
PROSTATIC INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA (PIN), HIGH GRADE.

The pathology has some caution to it but overall not bad considering the high PSA for your young age. The telling thing will be your first post PSA blood test which I am guessing will be soon. My guess is the worst you may be looking at is some SRT to the prostate bed just in case any of the prostate cancer is still hanging around. The first few PSA test will give indication of this possibility.  Good luck and here's to your joining our zero club very soon.

Terry