As I recall, my PSA was 9 or maybe 11 and it had increased a couple of points each of the prior years. My survival prognosis was made easier by the thousand of guys, in my situation and were in the Erleada clinical trial. It was the castration resistant, aggressive Gleason 9 diagnosis that got me in the clinical trial and that enabled the survival prognosis. What the doctors told me was in line with the stats in the trial. That was the bad news that I am fighting and hoping to prove them flat ass wrong and I hope to have a longer run. Had surgery 18 months ago and was on ADT and Erleada for 13 months, but off of all meds for the last 12 months and PSA has been .01 since the surgery. The cancer had only spread to the seminal vehicles, none in the lymph glands. Nevertheless, a poor prognosis but I feel OK.