question about g6

i've heard a few times that g6 rarely progresses to metastatic disease. i will get my results tomorrow from my third post rt psa. the first two were <0.1 but try as i might, this anxiety is intense.  psa never reached undetectable following rp (first test was 0.02  and second was 0.05). i think on paper my stats were favorable for good results from rt except that i never reached "undetectable" following surgery.  i also had a positive margin. i would be grateful for any input.

Also, hope this is not needed but if anyone knows a top notch medical onc. in the atlanta area i'd appreciate his name. just trying to get my ducks lined up just in case.

Just to show an example of a mind blower, maybe a real exception Dr. Snuffy Myers has a 10 yr. failed Psa's post surgery patient and his Psa has remained at .3 for like 10 yrs. now. So, makes you wonder how quick does someone need SRT? Like anything in PCa there are exceptions, exclusions, anomolies and contradictions....no wonder we are in the Twilight Zone on PCa issues. Sure is great knowing all these docs are considered experts???

fairwind,
sorry if i wasn't clear. i already had radiation and have had two psa's since and am going to hear the news tomorrow on the third. my 0.02 was 3 mo. following rp. uro said it was good but we were hoping for <0.02. two months later psa was 0.05. uro and second opinion agreed that i had either reccurence or persistence and should treat it as aggressively as possible due to my age (45 at the time) and otherwise good health. the hope is that what ever was still there was still in the bed area and would be killed by the radiation.

zufus, i couldn't agree more about the twilight zone . the more i research, the more i see there is no one size fits all.

jnf, if tomorrow doesn't go as planned i'll get back to you. it will be after a good round of golf though, always helps to play on dr. day.