Solar4ever,
I imagine many of the success stories aren't posting here precisely because they have experienced success. I consider myself a success story, at least so far. I come back here out of gratitude for this community that provided me support and advice during my decision making process and after my surgery.
After years of steadily rising PSA, a couple of biopsies that found nothing, and then leveling out at a PSA around 12, my urologist said it was time for a new MRI. The MRI done in July 2025 found a larger PI-RADS 5 tumor, and a smaller PI-RADS 3 tumor, followed by a biopsy in August, which found that the larger tumor was a 3 + 4 = 7 with perineural invasion, and the smaller one was a 3 + 3 = 6. I had a high risk decipher score also. I had surgery in January this year at age 67. Now, 8 months out, my PSA is undetectable, I'm fully continent and my erections are coming back. I can enjoy orgasms, but as others have said, they are dry with a bit of urine some of the times. My abdomen is completely healed and I'm good for all the activities that I did before.
So, good luck. I hope you'll be one of the success stories!