Latest PSA

Good evening everyone. I know I'm not on here very often but I try to keep tabs on everyone from time to time. It's good to see everyone being so supportive as always. HW is such a warm and inviting site....so caring.

It's been 11 years nearly since Paul was diagnosed. His PSA is still <.001. Paul is still using TRT with good results as well.

On another note; Paul's also looking forward to retiring in the near future ....probably. We'll see how things pan out. A family trip to Hawaii in December might just be the thing that makes him want to give up his 35 year career as a firefighter. He finally retired his HazMat firefighting helmet after 28 years of service, so who knows.

As for the rest of the family; Everyone is doing great and this whole being grandparents thing is awesome! Charlee is the apple of Gam's & Grampa's eye. She's growing so fast. It's hard to believe she's almost 2 already. I swear I turned around and our son and daughter were all grown up with careers, homes and lives of their own. What a blessing but how time does fly!

Swim

Great report.

Good to hear from you,
Andrew

I'm happy to hear the good news, Swim. I get it regarding the granddaughter. My grandson was not yet born when I first came here. He is now a 9 year old third grader.

Bill