Living alone, how long after getting RP can I be on my own?

1st, I concur that the best treatment decision should be made; and not based on the recovery concerns.
Of course, easy for me to say.
After RP, I clearly needed a ride home. And I was able to be pretty independent from day 1.
However, at age 72, I was blessed by a very successful and noneventfull recovery.
And certainly I would recommend having someone available the first 1 - 3 days, for safety and comfort.
I spent most of my recovery time in the recliner. I was walking 20 mins (5 min intervals) in the house a day or 2 after RP. And, a personal favorite was Kodiak brand pancakes, which I would nibble on in the recliner.
My understanding is that RT is not generally debilitating, but again I had surgery.
Sloan has an excellent resume and there are other COEs in the NY/NJ area.
If you can put assistance aside, focus on the "best for you" treatment decision, whether it be RP or RT.
Best wishes.

It's called "The V Seat", a bit expensive, but I've read nothing but rave reviews on it. Apparently it was on that show Shark Tank (never seen it but know what it is) and has been very successful.

I struggled with perineal pain, and my wife with similar pain, with a variety of seats after even just 20-30 minutes riding - my sit bones just never relieved enough pressure - so this seat would have been something I wanted even without the prostatectomy.

Regarding driving to RT sessions, depends on what type of radiation session(s) you're getting. Mine was external radiation which allowed me to get in and out within 15 mins and had no problem driving myself. My clinic provided free valet service. Tipped them well so my car was right there and didn't need to find parking spot while holding a full bladder. On the other hand, my younger brother who also has PCa had seeds implanted and that required him to have someone drive him. By the way my older brother also has PCa. Think it runs in the family.

Thanks. My dad had PC and lived maybe 30 years, brother has it but it's mild and mine which is not good. Does run in the family, unfortunately.
Regards

Thanks. I'll look into it if I need it. Finally bought a decent bike and hopefully I'll be able to use it.