Lucky and very blessed!

browntrout

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Posted 11/14/2017 10:53 PM (GMT -5)

When I think of all those on this board that are far more worse off than I am I am humbled and so very grateful for another great PSA result of .03!
My last reading was point .04 which I really thought was a false negative which would be followed by a higher reading. Thank God this read is even lower. If I could pass on my good fortune on to those who need it way more than myself, I would do so in a heartbeat! Thanks again to those on this forum who gave me hope when the darkest days of my life punched me right in the stomach.

Pratoman

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Posted 11/14/2017 10:58 PM (GMT -5)

Browntrout this is a great post, congratulations, and thank you for giving so many of the new guys hope, as well as showing great respect for those who are struggling.

May you have many more years of disease free life.

John_TX

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Posted 11/15/2017 10:34 AM (GMT -5)

Amen to that. Unless you've been on this journey, you can't begin to imagine what most of us go through both physically and emotionally. I'm very blessed to still be undetectable but the "clock" is reset every six months when I get a PSA test.

Cyclone-ISU

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Posted 11/15/2017 8:19 PM (GMT -5)

Hello Browntrout,

That's great news --- news to celebrate!

I want to wish you continued success from your treatments ---

Thanks for your loyalty to this forum ... past, present, and ongoing!

Handshake of congratulations,
"Cyclone" ~ Iowa State University

InTheShop
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Posted 11/16/2017 1:21 PM (GMT -5)

Wonderful news!!!

Andrew

PDL17
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Posted 11/16/2017 9:30 PM (GMT -5)

Remarkable response to BT to have a nadir of 0.03. My nadir will never be that low and I'm approaching 6 years. Congratulations!!

Paul

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