I am just turned 60 and I have recently been diagnosed with Stage 5, 4+5 prostate cancer.
My father was diagnosed last October and failed to tell me or my older brother. We both went for PSA tests, his came back with a score of 1 and mine was 37.
I was then booked in for a MRI, that came back with, there is something there to investigate so a biopsy was called for.
My father unfortunately lost his battle with multiple ailments in the early hours of 26th April, 3 days later I was in to get my biopsy results and that's when I was told I had prostate cancer stage 5, 4+5 Gleason.
As the MRI indicated the cancer was just in my prostate the urologist wanted me to have a CT and Bone scan to see if the cancer had spread. I got a phone call 1st thing Monday morning to inform me the cancer is localised just in my prostate, so some good news at last.
The MDT are meeting tomorrow to get a treatment plan together for me and fingers crossed that will start next week.
One thing the urologist did say was surgery would be only done if the other treatments didn't work as I had an aortic valve replacement in 2016 and I have to take blood thinners.
Just wondering if anyone has been in a similar position with my numbers and scan results and how has their journey been?
Thanks for reading.
Not quite married yet, thats in 2 weeks 
, but yes she was. I had read the leaflets that came with the appointment so knew it may happen. One saving grace was I found out before the hour drive to the hospital.
I intend to stay sober on the day before we get wed, can't say it's not going to get messy afterwards 
I'm sure you will both have a fabulous day with lots of brilliant memories being made & hopefully no hangovers 
