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Jun 25, 2010 - 10:02 am
Saw my urologist this morning and the GREAT NEWS IS I"M ACTUALLY STILL IN THE 0 CLUB!!!!! When I talked to the Doc this morning I told him I was worried about my PSA and he said that the test result was recorded as < .1 which means 0 But the lady on the phone did not state less then!!! He told me that is why he doesn't like his staff giving out the numbers over the phone. Thanks all for your thoughts, prayers, words of kindness. My next check up will be the end of October which will be 15 months post surgery. Larry (STILL IN THE ZERO CLUB)!!!!!!! |
Joined: Jun 2010
AWESOME
Larry that is great. Hopefully after I get to the other side of surgery I to can be in the club.
Joined: Jan 2010
Glad to hear the good news.
Glad to hear the good news. What a relief. Ouf!
You surely have to open this champaign.
Victor
Joined: Jan 2010
That is indeed good
That is indeed good news...Yes, I ask the nurse 101 different ways what my score is...Like you I am having to confirm what the reading is back to them...Wow what a mind #^%#%$#...welcome back
Joined: Mar 2010
Larry - very happy to get this new
best wishes
Joined: Jan 2010
BIG FAT ZERO!!!!
Some roller coaster ride this is.So glad all is going so well for you.Best wishes to you and your family. jacqui
Joined: May 2009
A roller coaster ride it is!
A roller coaster ride it is! I hate the suspense and the waiting for test results. Then for someone to not read the (LESS THAN) .1 when they tell me over the phone. ARGH,,,but I count my blessings and pray for all the others on this forum. This beast is a BEAST and I hope that some day in the future there will be a true cure found that does not involve surgery, radiation, pumps, pills, pads, injections, hormones, self cath's and all the other things we never used to think about!
In the meantime, I read, educate myself (I learned lots about radiation this past week) and help all my prostate cancer 'brothers' and families the best I can.
Larry
Joined: Jun 2009
HIGH FIVE!!!
FANTASTIC NEWS :)
Larry, I am so glad to hear your good news, PRAISE GOD! I've been praying for you.
Man what a roller coaster ride! Here's hoping you keep your standing in the ZERO CLUB.
You know it's really bad that the nurse made such a stupid mistake, of course she may have had a bad day. I've always heard "don't judge somebody until you until you walk in their shoes".
JR
Joined: Apr 2010
LEWINO
GREAT NEWS---WISH YOU ALL THE BEST AND A LIFETIME OF NON DETECTABLE READINGS !!!!
Joined: Apr 2010
LEWINO
GREAT NEWS---WISH YOU ALL THE BEST AND A LIFETIME OF NON DETECTABLE READINGS !!!!
Joined: Apr 2009
wonderful
about 10 months ago, I had a similar think happen to me...........you would think that the f*****g personnel at the hospital would get it right....... every mistake that they make is magnified...............Ira
Joined: Nov 2009
Just got back
Larry,
I was away at a place with very limited Internet Access for a week(it was awesome). I just read this and your other thread. I am sorry that you had to go through that anxiety, but very happy to hear the ultimate outcome. Keep those zeroes coming!
Joe
Joined: May 2009
I'm just thrilled that I'm
I'm just thrilled that I'm still in the 0 club!!! Mistakes happen but wish that the nurse or whomever it was I talked to would have been more careful! I bet the Doc talked to the person and said watch those < then signs!
Larry
Joined: Jun 2010
o club
just go to the dr. or his personnal nurse most of them are med aides, so they really don,t know numbers or whatever. good luck griff
Joined: Apr 2010
Congratulations!
Awesome.
Joined: Apr 2009
Psa tests
I always go in and ask for a copy so I don't have to hear it from them.
And I always feel like I need a double shot of rum before I look.
Good to hear your back to zero.
George
Joined: Oct 2009
OMG! Thats Great and......
I would be talking to the nurse and Dr. to educate whoever is responsible for calling out test results to patients...in this case Larry it's a beautiful thing!!!! but in my mind...TOTALLY UNACEPTABLE that it happened. The mental anguish and stress caused on you so friken UNNECCESSARY!!!
I am sooooooooooooooo glad for you!
Randy
Joined: Nov 2009
Good for you Larry
Excellent
Joined: Feb 2010
staff in offices
Sometimes the 'nurses' in offices are not 'nurses' at all, and don't have a clue about the info they are giving out.
I'm so sorry that you were put thru this terrible experience.
Rejoicing, though, that you are still a ZERO!! YEAH!
Joined: Feb 2010
Congrats Larry
Congrats Larry,
I'm soooooo happy for you, I'm a manager for a clinical support department, believe it or not for a Hematology and Oncology center. If it were me I would have written her/him up.
Anyway congrats and keep up the work.
Tony
Joined: Jan 2010
I'll drink a glass of
I'll drink a glass of Welch's best to your continued health.
And then a glass to yours (everyone else) and mine.
Joined: Mar 2010
6 months - still zero 7
6 months - still zero
7 months - first orgasm during sexual intercourse (with viagra)
-- 2 REASONS TO CELEBRATE! And there is hope for an eventual full recovery.
Joined: Jul 2010
Yeahhhhhh!!!!
Congratulations Larry!!
Lovely to hear :D