Living with Stage 4 Prostate Cancer: Update

[@johnsumner1667]

Thanks for posting this. I started PSA testing last year. Problem with PSA tests is there is a risk of false positives and false negatives.
There is a new initiative called TRANSFORM being started this year to find the best way to screen for prostate cancer

[@Livingwith-prostatecancer]

This is great news

[@anthonyagostino3873]

You are an inspiration Woody. A little lost why you have to wait so long for a PSA test. I had a prostatectomy a year ago, ADT therapy and radiation treatments. Prostate cancer is hopefully behind me now with my PSA being undetectable. This is because of early detection. I am behind you and with you, I also thank you. Please keep up the wonderful work you've doing.

[@cleveland100]

you should consider doing some alternative therapies along side the chemo, worth looking into,

[@n.c.b.8832]

Good to see you looking well Woody, For me PSA testing should start at 40, be annual check up then each guy knows his score and early intervention when necessary, PSMA pet scan would be even better but if we can not get a simple blood test then no hope in hell of a scan, when on holiday in Thailand I walk in off the street no appointment blood taken I get result the same day by e mail equivalent to £20-00 supposed 3rd world V supposed world class NHS

[@dusanjez2011]

I wish you success.

[@enniscollado202]

Remain humble 🙏 it adds to your messaging...

[@Ian-di9hn]

Keep up the good work Woody.

[@Livingwith-prostatecancer]

Thanks, will do!