Paul
Please do not apologise for being away from the forum for a while, you have had an awful lot to deal with and over the last 12 months particularly, not everyone has the time to post and to be honest, some just don't feel they have anything more to add than has already been said.
The main thing is that your PSA is still undetectable and that is great news.
Don't give up on the ED. There are so many new treatments and possible combinations in the pipeline. It would seem that the powers that be have twigged that it is a number one issue for many Men, and I should add, not just those with PCa. I guess it takes a while for the issues to be fully recognised within our NHS which is sad. The familial deaths and ongoing worries in your life may also be contributing.
I post a lot less these days too, that is not because I don't care but because I care very much. My limited knowledge in diagnostics, treatments and all things other than dealing with PCa issues (rather than the disease itself) is now out of date. Those still living with the disease and those who sadly find themselevs here have much more valuable contributions to make in those aspects.
Good to hear that golf is still helping you to enjoy life.
Best wishes
xx
Mo