After a long time low, my PSA started doubling and a PSMA PET located a small lesion in my sternum. I was put on Enzalutamide. At my 3 month review, about 2 weeks ago I met with my oncologist and CNS. Their first suggestion was to continue with Enzalutamide until that fails and then revert to plan B. We had a very long discussion as I felt we hadn’t explored all other options. Today I had a second opinion from another oncologist and we discussed SABR to the single lesion which she felt to be a very valid option. This should allow me to drop the Enzalutamide (to be restarted later when needed). I have a meeting with my own oncologist again on 3 Jan to confirm this option but it is exactly what I was hoping would be the outcome. In my simple non medical terms, with a little knowledge I think this has bought me more time. I’m a happy boy!. Best wishes to you all and Happy Christmas. David
Hello David2017
Cracking post - it shows you have been hanging around the Community and digesting all the information posted and "pow" there you go sorting your own journey out!!
I do hope it works well for you and your 3 trips to the "sunbed" do the business.
I’m a happy boy!
That's the type of quotation we need around the Community.
Keep us posted as to how you get on.
Best wishes - Brian.
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