Hi, my name is Perry and I had a Radical Prostatectomy (RP) last week (8/4/22). I am sitting on my chair with a catheter and foley bag. Yuck. I just turned 60 and have been dealing with this since my Feb 22 PSA came back at 2.99. That flagged a Urology visit and a second PSA in March 22 that was at 3.46. This flagged a Trans Rectal Ultrasound that came out with a mass being detected. All the DREs I had were fine. This caused a Biopsy to be performed in May 22 which showed a Gleason 7 (4 +3) in 2 of 12 cores and a Gleason 6 (3+3) in two other cores. No perineural invasion etc. After this I had a bone scan, abdominal scan, and a prostate MRI. My urologist/surgeon wanted a PSMA PET Scan but my insurance would no approve it. Great...... Anyway, I had some incidental findings on the abdominal scan but nothing to worry about I was told. Bone scan clear. MRI on prostate showed an area of EPE. Anyhow, I decided the RP was best for me and had it last week. One night stay in hospital. Pain not too bad and came home next day. IMO 2 nights should be standard not one. Today I received my pathology report and I read it. My appointment with surgeon is in two weeks (busy man). No signs of seminal vesicle, bladder neck, or lymphovascualr invasion which is all good I assume. Also, the cancer was still graded a Gleason 7. Tumor is PT2. 15 lymph nodes removed and no tumors present. They were also listed as pN0 which is no signs of microcell cancer in them which I am very thankful for. The EPE detected on the biopsy had no signs of cancer in the margins which was good, but unfortunately the report stated in another area (left lateral) there was a 1 mm length of invasive carcinoma present at the margin. Not sure what this means but I think that means I have positive margin in one area. This has got me down as I was hoping I would not need any further treatment (radiation) and only would have to keep an eye on my PSA over whatever interval is prescribed by the doctor. Now, I am not so sure. Does anyone have thoughts on this margin issue? Thank-you, Perry Christopher. Also, there was no mention of Perineural Invasion on the pathology report.