They told me I had up to a year to do the radiation to the prostate after my bone-metastatic prostate cancer diagnosis, but I elected to do it sooner. Post-op radiation to the metastasis was the top priority.

As long as your PCa remains castrate-resistant and undetectable on the ultrasensitive PSA test (< 0.01), it's almost certain that the cancer isn't progressing, so you have a bit of breathing room. It's the systemic therapy (ADT + ARSI) that has to start as soon as possible.

I hope the best for former President Biden, as I do all of my fellow prostate cancer patients.