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Another ZERO
What cancer patients, their families, and caregivers need to know about COVID-19.
Joined: Jan 2011
many more
thanks for posting wishing you many more 000000000000000
Joined: Nov 2010
A reference mark on the bracket of 2 years
JR
Just continue in getting those Zerrrros. I recall seeing in one of my surgeon’ charts (in 2000), a reference mark on the bracket of 2 years post RP indicating {PSA=<0.03 = high probability of cure}.
You have all the reasons to believe in it and I really hope the best for you.
Congratulations.
VGama
PS; is "1949" your birth year? so am I.
Joined: Jun 2009
Yes,VGama I am also a 49er.
Yes,VGama I am also a 49er. Just think TV was invented that year.
I suppose I can say that I definitely have a high probability of cure, pre RP PSA was 22 and I have maintained a PSA of 0.008 since post op on 7/23/2009.
Thanks for the info.
JR
Joined: Feb 2010
another zero
More congrats for your continued zeros. I have just recieved the same good news from my uro,as well. As we all know here, the week before the visit is anxious, indeed.
Many more to you.
Joined: Apr 2009
Double zero's
great news
Joined: Jan 2010
way to go...wishing you a
way to go...wishing you a life time of ZEROs
Joined: Jun 2010
This is indeed a test where
This is indeed a test where you want a zero. Congratulations on that!!! Are you still on a 6-month PSA schedule or does this graduate you to annually?
Joined: Jun 2009
Zero
Thanks for the congrats. Have not graduated to annually yet, still 6-month PSA schedule.
Perhaps my uro thinks that I need to be on 6-month schedule is because my PSA preop was 22.
OK by me, I like my 0.008 PSA since July 23, 2009.