Hi all
my husband was diagnosed in October 2019 with a PSA reading of 880. He was 68 years old. He was admitted to hospital for radiotherapy as they found the cancer had metastasised outside of his prostrate and was in his spine, lymph’s,, pelvis chest and bones. He had 6 rounds of chemo in January 2020 followed by hormone injections every month and his psa dropped right down. We found out a couple of weeks ago that his PSA has risen considerably plus he has developed an irritant cough. He has been for urgent ct scan and a bone scan and he has to see the consultant tomorrow for results. My husband is putting on a brave face and is staying positive, one of the bravest people I know. I am dreading the outcome tomorrow to be honest as I can see a decline in his health. His mobility is now very bad and uses a stick and sits for most of the day We have just found out that I am not able to accompany him to his consultants appointment tomorrow because of COVID. I am really upset by this because iI don’t trust my husband to ask the relevant questions and to be honest with me afterwards. He is finding it very hard to accept that he has a terminal condition. Is there anyone that I can speak to afterwards to discuss his condition and results of his scans? The more I know about this, the more support I can give him and of course I want to be prepared for the worse.
