10 year later.

It's been almost 10 years since my surgery and my PSA has not moved. I am very thankful to be alive. Have a a blip or two since then. The most serious was kidney cancer. Ended up having the kidney removed. That procedure was almost 5 years ago with no further issues. Still loving life!!

Excellent! Your unwanted kidney "adventure" tells us that we shouldn't obsess over our PSA and instead enjoy life and keep our eyes on the health "traffic" in front of us ;)

Djin

Truly love to see this type of comment. Best wishes for continued success!

We have many folks reading here --- newly diagnosed --- experiencing fears, anxieties, sleepless nights, and uncertainties ... all of which begin on the day each one of us can remember ... a.k.a. "diagnosis day" ...

That day ... diagnosis day ... is etched in the mind and memory of every reader here.

I love your post ... because our newly diagnosed readers need to know and BELIEVE that there is hope ... true hope ...

I am thankful for your treatment SUCCESS. Your post made my day!

What a milestone you have reached!

You are a lighthouse keeper --- lighting the lighthouse beacon, for sailors sailing in unchartered waters, and facing some stormy seas.

Keep shining the LIGHT, for it can truly be seen from miles away!
Cyclone - Iowa State Cyclone