Genuinely.
My dad had prostrate cancer, my brother had prostrate cancer and now it is my turn. Because of my family history I have been going for PSA tests for years, the results always around 4.0, last year 4.1 and this year 8.1. Off for a MRI, then the biopsy 16 samples, got the results yesterday and I have localised T2, and so the journey begins.
Clatterbridge appointment booked for Friday morning. Fed up “of course I am” but we found it and we found it before it sneaked up on me, I have no symptoms at all. So, here I am another reluctant member. But hey, the luckiest man alive, I am going to beat this and I hope all of you can do the same.
Good luck everyone and stay strong.
Hello Ultrazapp
Welcome to the group although I am so sorry to find you joining us.
With your family history I assume you know enough about "our cancer" but if you do have any questions - however trivial please feel free to ask them.
the luckiest man alive,
I think you will have a challenge on your hands for that title on this Community - I will make the first bid for the title - just click on my name or avatar for my journey details! 
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(You can add to your own profile - it acts as a diary and also helps others to help you. To do this on your home page click on the chair, top right, then "profile" and then "edit". Once you have written something don't forget to save it).
Best wishes - Brian.
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