I woke early and went to the gym at work at 7 am today. I was ravenous and had two breakfasts.
Neither of those things is relevant, but let's say I was already in a good mood when I received a call back from The Christie. I was hoping to find out the results of a PSA test I took on January 26th. My PSA score on October 15th last year when ADT started was 7.2. My PSA score this week is 0.52. I asked for verification - and got it. Then I wrote it on my hand, like you do.

I've got a long way to go, but this has put a spring in my step today.
Glad to be able to share this with you all.
Chris M
Hello Chris (Odd Man In)
Yes, it's days like these that make life worth living!! . I am 4 years into my journey and have had PSA's from 0.29 to 182 and it's a great feeling when you get a reading lower than the previous one. The strange thing is that I don't worry about test results - well you can't change them can you.
Brilliant result - and as you say time for a celebration - .
Best wishes - Brian.

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Congratulations Chris, a great result, thanks for sharing.
Long may it continue.
Derek.

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