Stan
Sheppard and May live in British Columbia, Canada. He was 61 when he was diagnosed
in October 2004. His initial PSA was 6.6 ng/ml, his Gleason Score was 7 and although
he cannot remember what he was staged, it seems likely that it would have been
T1c . His choice of treatment was Surgery. Here is his story.
THERE
WAS NO RESPONSE TO AN UPDATE
REMINDER
IN NOVEMBER 2009
SO THERE IS NO UPDATE.
I
had a radical in January 2005........operation was a success but I had a positive
margin. First PSA was 0.008.......three months later it was 0.05.......and finally
Feb. this year it was 0.05. I have been on hormones since Feb........current PSA
is <0.01.......tentatively scheduled for EBRT (External Beam Radiation Treatment)
in August. Slightly incontinent, and not much in the way of erections.
Stan
Sheppard and May live in British Columbia, Canada. He was 61 when he was diagnosed
in October 2004. His initial PSA was 6.6 ng/ml, his Gleason Score was 7 and although
he cannot remember what he was staged, it seems likely that it would have been
T1c . His choice of treatment was Surgery. Here is his story.