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@maryvilleman

My cancer has changed from intermediate favorable to aggressive and invasive. Prior to a total robotic assisted prostatectomy genetic testing revealed that I am BRCA2 positive, which apparently is why the cancer is so aggressive. I need to change my provider to a facility that has a team approach and IS FAMILIAR WITH THIS GENE MUTATION. Path reports and a PMSA PET/CT shows the cancer is now in a lymphnode, Time is of the essence!

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Welcome @maryvilleman, I moved you message to this existing discussion where @voc asked a similar question. See
- Which Mayo Clinic is best for Prostate Cancer treatment and wait times https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/which-mayo-clinic-is-best-for-prostate-cancer-treatment-and-wait-times/

I'm tagging a handful of members who have been to Mayo Clinic at various locations like @dandl48 @jimcinak @jimplwonard2021 @jerryegge @kayak461 @dpcarriere @hammer101 @keismom2 @bobvan @jic811 @waynen @curious10 and many others.

With respect to having prostate cancer with the BRCA gene, @bens1 may have some insight.

Maryvilleman, I would highly recommend Mayo-Rochester. In early September 2022, I was told that my PSA was increasing at a high rate. I called Mayo-Rochester, and within three weeks I completed my initial visit, MRI, and biopsy. Six weeks later, I had a radical prostatectomy. Incredible doctors and support staff, I can't imagine going through this without the level of support Mayo provided.

Best of luck with your decision,

Jim