Hi Lynda
Sorry you find yourself here. All good advice above - read the toolkit and understand what the terms are, and scores mean. The good news is that your husband is being fast-tracked and that means you don't wait around for long, even though this initial stage waiting for the actual diagnosis can seem excruciatingly slow.
I had a PSA of 72, which was in fact a blip due to another infection, and it has returned to a more normal 3.4. So even though a high PSA is a strong indicator for PCa, it is only an indicator and other things could be at play.
The best advice above was to take your mind off it and enjoy a few drinks to celebrate the new year. Stay positive, get informed about the terms, scores and options in preparation for your consultation, and don't be afraid to ask any questions. You won't be expected to make a decision on Tuesday, so you will have time to digest the diagnosis and plan accordingly. This forum is a great resource with men and partners who have gone through it and come out the other side.
Good luck on Tuesday.
Chris