Many thanks for your reply's i really appreciate them.
Paul & Julie, yes the fosters diet is going well http://community.prostatecanceruk.org/editors/tiny_mce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-laughing.gif Jamie said he had had two patients with similar stats to me and with both of them it spread to the liver so i thought make the liver not very appealing hence the fosters.
Mo you know me to well, but Jamie bringing my appointment forward two weeks has made me rush a bit. The plan back in July was due to the Girls going up to secondary school and school holidays being the time we make memories what ever happens with the cancer i would not do any hardcore treatment, touch wood nothing happened.
But i am a great believer in playing around with treatments and not letting the cancer get to familiar with them. After looking around the internet for studies on my sort of cancer a friend found one and it made interesting reading.
Records of 3800 men was checked to find men diagnosed with PSA <10 and more than 5 areas of spread, 44 was found, the average response to HT was 7 months, 5 had early chemo 3 responded well but two weeks after finishing the cancer progressed. 30% went to soft tissue and they all died within two years.
So i know Jamie's choice is go back on Abbi, mine is stop HT for six months, my PSA has been undetectable for over two years and i fancy a break and i would like to see what happens.
Another one of Jamie's is 6 cycles of chemo, big No from me i would only do chemo again if my cancer was wide awake and bright eyed and bushy tailed, so that would mean no HT and testosterone patches prior to starting, big big NO from Jamie.
So lets see what happens on Thursday, i am sure we will agree on something http://community.prostatecanceruk.org/editors/tiny_mce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-laughing.gif
Si xx