My husband was diagnosed just over a year ago with Advanced Prostate Cancer. He always kept himself fit and for a 70 year old he had never been on any medications so as you can imagine, it came as a big shock. He was given a T4, N1 and M1. His PSA at the time of the diagnosis was 46. He has had all of the treatments offered but none of them have worked. He has also had Enzulatamide but his PSA began to rise and also, he developed a swelling in his groin so the Oncologist took him of it saying it was not working. He has had no further treatments since only steroids once a day. Before all of this, he also developed a very swollen right leg and then a few weeks ago following a CT scan to see what was happening with the cancer, the radiographer picked up from the scan that he had a Pulmonary Embolism so they contacted our local A & E for them to contact him as soon as possible. He duly then was given a blood thinner. In view of this, the Oncologist informed us that at the present time, he would not be strong enough for a different type of Chemotherapy. He was admitted to hospital just over a week ago because his potassium was very high. We were told that both his Ureters were blocked and they thought that both his kidneys were failing. However, he has had a left nephrostomy which seems to be working well but the right kidney cannot be saved. The hospital are now going to discharge him into our local hospital and they have informed us that they can do no more for him and are going to set up a palliative care package for us. They have also informed us that his lymph nodes are blocked and this has resulted in severe lymphodeama which is making his mobility very hard. We are both devastated at this news and feel very very sad at this news because we have been told that nothing more can be done. Any advice would be most appreciated. Thank you.