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3. I guess you never really know but feeling pretty good. The doctors

Fri Mar 4, 2022, 06:37 PM

Mar 2022

say they are optimistic. Not really much you can do anyway.
Thanks for asking.

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Don't need support but got some good news today. [View all] Tomconroy Mar 2022 OP

I hope you are OK now? Walleye Mar 2022 #1

I guess you never really know but feeling pretty good. The doctors Tomconroy Mar 2022 #3

So true. You never really know. Take care yourself Walleye Mar 2022 #4

So happy your course of treatment worked for you!! Karadeniz Mar 2022 #2

Thanks. I'm hoping it works out too! Tomconroy Mar 2022 #5

Very kind of you to share. These hugs are for you! MLAA Mar 2022 #6

My cousin had a 19 PSA and inoperable prostate cancer but MOMFUDSKI Mar 2022 #7

Mine was 12. They said I could do surgery or radiation. Tomconroy Mar 2022 #11

Mine was 4.9, but I had a "Strong Family History" Nac Mac Feegle Mar 2022 #12

Agreed, keep an eye on that PSA ironflange Mar 2022 #14

Just wanted to give you a virtual hug. Srkdqltr Mar 2022 #8

Big hugs! WhiteTara Mar 2022 #9

Your story parallels mine ironflange Mar 2022 #13

Country music would probably have polished me off! Tomconroy Mar 2022 #15

Good news! ironflange Mar 2022 #16