Congratulations, Harry!!  Here's hoping for 19 more undetectable
anniversaries.

Time flies when you are having fun other than waiting for surgery! Great
news! Keep it up!
(Pun intended)

B.A.

Maaaaaaan, if it weren't for that little "4" bugger, we might almost
think you're cured! With some extra luck, maybe you are. I'd suggest
taking the obvious path: presume you're cured, live life fully, monitor
your PSA, and fuhgheddaboutit unless and until your PSA returns. If it
does, you'll have plenty of time then to start researching your NEXT
options, including RT and/or ADT.

You COULD research them now just to get a head start, but a) I'm sure
you have better things to do, b) you may never blow another 1.0 in your
life, and c) with ANY luck, the whole adjuvant treatment textbook may be
rewritten extensively by the time you care.

Of course, you COULD preemptively fry and poison your remaining isolated
cancer cells right now in the hopes of guaranteeing you're cured, but .
. . BUT . . . the only thing those would guarantee is reduced QOL, not a
cure.

Now go do your homework. My "winky" is still getting "smarter" with each
passing month of homework.

I.P.

Harry:

Let me be more specific on GS.
According to the SK nomograms at 7 years out recurrence statistics:

GS 3+4 - no prostate capsule invasion - psa 6.5 - T2 = 96% of non recurrence

GS 3+3 - no prostate capsule invasion - psa 6.5 - T2 = 98% of non recurrence

Not much difference in percentages for recurrence at 2%. Although your
mileage may vary.

Now pass the tequila & pomegranate please!

I meant 3+4 not 3+7 while replying to I.P.'s post instead of Harry's.
Sorry. This is what I happens when I'm online too late!

B.A.

Happy Anniversary Harry...and continued good health.

Ron B.

Chicago

Yippee, another undetectable!
Bev