I haven't updated this thread for a while. Dad nearly died twice and then fell at the airport in August on his way to meet me in France - broke his hip. Fortunately, he has bounced back remarkably well and managed to dance his way through two cruises with his new lady friend & his Caverject Xtra - not bad for an 86 year old! His PSA has risen slightly but to be honest, he is having such a good time he doesn't really want to start with HT and I am okay with that.
John's PSA rose to 0.1 and then fell back to <0.1 so standard pattern of a temporary rise in the Summer. It is now almost 14 years since diagnosis & RP and 11.5 years since SRT. We don't see the onco or urologist anymore - just phone the PSA results through to their secretaries. Life moves on.
As far as Newcastle United goes, that was never a hand ball tonight and the VAR must have taken a backhander :-(
A message for Fullscreen (it seemed wrong to clutter up a new member's thread) - Athena may no longer exist but if you ever come across a crumpled copy of the Brain Tumour Research naked calendar 2011 in a charity shop somewhere, I am February š