David’s PSA results arrived this morning, another happy <0.1 we are delighted. It’s 10 years since diagnosis this September. We can now plan a wonderful summer (weather permitting) and David is 75 on July 8th.
He politely declined the offer of apalutamide and said he’d rather stick to the Prostap and it’s clearly the right decision. He takes a cocktail of supplements along with the ivermectin, fenbenzadole, menbenzadole and metformin. We have a low carb diet, home grown veggies, he enjoys a decent glass of red wine, and a real ale, on a summers evening.
He’s still writing music, singing and playing everyday, we. Continue to grow our veggies and manage our very rural lifestyle.
Our garden is looking wonderful, the veg are growing, as are the weeds, the flower garden is beautiful as well.
We have wood chopped for winter, and our solar panels are working a treat.
I’m still cooking all our food from scratch, no processed grub here.
Our lives are quite different now, from David’s life a a professional musician, and my career. Then travel and living abroad for work backpacking, around and both of us being a bit wild child lifestyle to a life of growing food, in a rural Welsh valley.
I’ve almost finished writing my first book too….nothing to do with cancer, or rural life, it’s the tales of a cat who arrived on our land seven years ago, he’s a real character, who now has the most amazing adventures.
On that note, I’ll close, thanks again for all the support, encouragement and patience from you all.
Stay strong lads, you are so special.
Leila