Update - Near 4 years post SRT and still in zero club

Hi All,

I had previously always drove 250 miles to my original hospital for post SRT PSA tests to use the same lab, but decided this year to use the local doc and services as things seemed stable and well the last few years. Also verified that they used a good "mainstream" lab.

I had this test 11/4/2013, 45 months post SRT, and PSA was <0.02 (undetectable for the lab).

Still in Zero Club and raising an Epiphany Pale Ale from the Old Schoolhouse Brewery to my fellow PCa brothers...

Also lifting up in prayer for wisdom, comfort, and healing for all my brothers wherever they are on their PCa journey.

pasayten

wonderful news pasayten - here's to another four years in the zero club .. and another 4 and another...
happy for you hugs,
Bronson

Congratulations!

That's great news.
Andrew

Happy for you, hope I can follow in your footsteps.

Bill from Florida

Fantastic!

Hi Pasayten,

This is great news!

Galileo, TC-Las Vegas and I were wondering about others that have gone through the ART and SRT paths in the thread ...

"SRT and ART survivors! How are you doing?"

https://www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=35&m=2891355

It would be great if you could post your update there as well!


All the best,

Joe.

Congratulations! Good to hear!

Great numbers and great to hear from you.

Michael

Congrats and many more to come. Fantastic!

Hi Pasayten,

Congratulation again on your great post-SRT results.

In your signature, your post-SRT PSA values are shown as
0.01 with the less than sign. Do you know which ultra-sensitive assay was used? Was the one by the Siemens Centaur system, the Roche Eclia, or yet another?

All the best,

Robot.

robot said...
Hi Pasayten,

In your signature, your post-SRT PSA values are shown as
0.01 with the less than sign. Do you know which ultra-sensitive assay was used? Was the one by the Siemens Centaur system, the Roche Eclia, or yet another?

Robot.

Robot, Not sure of the equipment used for each test. All the ones with 0.01 were taken at Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle where my treatments occurred. The 0.01 values did not have the "<" sign in front of them. The most recent <0.02 was taken at my local family doc in Winthrop and was sent out to a lab in Wenatchee or Spokane. I will see if I can track down the equipment/methods.

pasayten