Posted 2/6/2023 3:50 AM (GMT 0)
I got my blood lab test last Friday, all values looked good, especially the <0.008 PSA, Undetectable. That is actually 8 years and 3 months now, or 99 months undetectable!
That’s pretty good for an old dude who was told in 2012 with Stage 4 PC with bone metastasis, that I may have only three years left on this earth. I have truly received a lasting durable remission (though we know docs don’t like to use that word) but I do, and I shout it out!.
The good news continues as my new Oncologist at City Of Hope, L.A. (Dr. Tanya Dorff ) ordered a new pelvis, abdomen, and chest, CT Scan and also a Nuclear Bone MRI Scan. Testing mainly for a new baseline, as it has been 8 years since my last scans. The CT scan showed no evidence of soft issues invasion, and the MRI showed still the same small seven bone mets; in both femurs, each side of pelvis and in three ribs. I am feeling only occasional very pain in one rib, so good for now.
I never thought I would be still working at 67 1/2 years old, but going strong and plan on working until I am 68, then enjoy life to the fullest and count as a blessing every single day. I count this site as a blessing and hoping and praying for Healing Well for all.
Wings aka Dan in So Cal
P.S. Cyclone ISU-99 bottles of Zytiga/A/A on the shelf
P.S.S. Todd and Go Bucks - Keep the Faith Brothers.