Another PSA results at <0.1. I persuaded David to have the test before Christmas. We didn’t have much worry time before as we had five days without power due to the recent storms. We were getting in logs, carrying heavy containers of water ( we have a bore hole no power no water) our generator needed daily love care and tweaking. PSA came round the day after the electricity came on, good timing.
Whether it’s the red wine, HT, my research into supplements, ivermectin or metformin, and the other supplements he has , who knows, but he’s doing ok, we never get complacent. I try and read about what’s going on, both mainstream & alternative.
My view is it’s my careful nagging, loving support and our rebellious nature and way of life. It’s over nine years since diagnosis Gleason 9 Tb3, a day I’ll never forget.
David gets tired and drops off to sleep easily, but we are still managing our acre of land growing food, he’s still writing music, and playing every day. He’s getting one piece recorded by a well known artist.
A dear GP friend has suggested David’s alternative meds are clearly part of his undetectable situation.
We celebrated his <0.1 with friends last night, and we are planning our Christmas at home, house decorated logs in, generators at the ready, just in case.We are thinking about what to grow next year, our planned holiday in January and enjoying every day. So you lovely G9 lads, stay strong, and I hope you and your families have a good Christmas & NY.
Leila.
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