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just a simple anecdotal
apparently there is considerable prostate cancer in my family (genes)
I had RARP, my brother radiation.
However, our 96-year-old uncle had brachytherapy maybe 30-40 years ago
He recently reported to me that he and my aunt are still living in the same house since the early 60s (independently) and bumping into each other's walkers
I was diagnosed too late for this option and am certainly not believing it is the best however, I will take 96

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Not sure if this has been mentioned before. With all the cancer in your family, you should definitely get hereditary, genetic test testing to see if you have a genetic problem that could make the cancer more aggressive.