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Did you start radiation immediately or wait until PSA was 0.2 ng/ml
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Yes, it has been both an ordeal and a rollercoaster ride--but my husband is still alive 20 years after diagnosis, even though he has been MCRPC for many years, so I am grateful for that. Our experience should also give hope to other men and their caregivers to hang in there and take things as they come, includng the whack-a-mole protocol. 🙂
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My apologies for needing to ask, but I do not know what "MCRPC" is...please define/explain.
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I have been CRPC for six years now. The median survival After CRPC is supposed to be two years. Looks like both of us are really bending that rule. As medicine improves, we both get a chance to extend our lives. Hopefully they come up with something that works when the other drugs that are available stop working. I’ve heard of two different things being studied now hopefully at least one of them works.