We're all different.

One thing I always bear in mind at HW is that we are all different, but if one wants proof of this, while I have had surgery and SRT and SE, how about this by contrast:
I was chatting to my father-in-law about his PCa the other day. His GP gave him ten years when he was diagnosed, but that was at least fifteen years ago: he can't even remember exactly when i was!!
He has had no treatment, and can't even remember what his PSA is now, other than that the docs don't think it's a problem.
He is nearly 80, he has had also had major heart problems - and heart surgery, he also has breathing difficulties and diabetes, so was never really a candidate to have much in the way of treatment. So what he does is enjoy everyday of his life. He's just back from a short vacation driving round the Netherlands and Germany with his wife. (My in-laws are a great couple and a great example: they're just coming up for their 55th wedding anniversary, have 6 children, 15 grand children and 12 great-grand children!)

So, sounds like a good reason to say have as great day as you can!
Alf

Alf,

That is one of the best examples of the "predictability" (no, that was a bad joke, better said, lack thereof) in our corner of the medical world.

We went through IGRT at the same time. You're doing great. Me, well, not so great, but your posts make three of us who are still here.

One of these days I'm coming to visit. We need a GFMPH Europe!