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Posted 3/19/2009 6:48 PM (GMT -8)
Well it's been a while since I have posted and been able to check in but wanted to post may latest results. As some of the long time members may remember my story that started in the fall of 2006, I had surgery in which all looked well only to have the surprize reacurrance 9 months later thus moving on to salvage radiation in the spring and early summer of 2008. Anyway my latest doctor appointment on March 17th turned out to be once again good results with a reading of <.06 which is as low as my clinic can read. I am now 9 months out from finishing the salvage radiation and so far so good and all looks well. I feel great and will continue to enjoy and cherrish each day of life.

Thanks for all the support over these past 30 months and here's hoping each and everyone has great sucess with thier treatments. 

Norskie

Posted 3/19/2009 6:53 PM (GMT -8)
norskie, thanks for coming back to catch us up on your Journey. Sounds like another zero, so welcome to the club. Wishing you a lifetime of zeros
Posted 3/19/2009 7:02 PM (GMT -8)
Hi Norskie,
Thanks for your update to us and congratulations on your great PSA test result.
All the best to you in the years to come.

Magaboo
Posted 3/19/2009 7:05 PM (GMT -8)
Norskie, that's great news. Hope you're past the bumps and onto the smooth road from here.
Posted 3/19/2009 8:04 PM (GMT -8)
It's always a good feeling everytime somebody posted a Zero Post PSA results. Hoping that all of us will have a lifelong Zeros.
Posted 3/19/2009 9:04 PM (GMT -8)
Hey Norskie,

Its great to see you again. And with such good news, we send you our heartfelt good wishes for continued success with the radiation.

You are so right about cherishing each day of life for we never know what tomorrow will bring. I was about ready to declare myself free of cancer and to get my life back to normal when I was hit with lung cancer. So I decided that wherever I am in my cancer treatment is going to have to be normal for me. Cancer changes our lives and going back to normal is impossible. The only thing I can control is my attitude and how I react to the challenge. I can let it take me out or I can turn it into a victory. I choose the later...

Jim
Posted 3/19/2009 9:35 PM (GMT -8)
Ditto what Jim said, Norskie,

I remember all of it. And I am sure glad to see the great results. I remember coming here and guys like you and Jim, and so many others, getting me through those first days. I won't ever forget the support I received. It's why I stayed.

Thank you so much...

Love and Peace...

Tony
Posted 3/20/2009 2:33 AM (GMT -8)
Congratulations on the good news Norskie. I remember your story well. It was one of the ones I paid close attention to when I first joined Healingwell. I always appreciated your posts and hope you continue to make them.
Bill
Posted 3/20/2009 5:02 AM (GMT -8)
Norskie,
Good to hear from you and very good to hear such a good report. Sounds like you are doing fine in all areas, hope it stays that way for years to come for you. Congrats again.
Posted 3/20/2009 5:51 AM (GMT -8)
Norski,
It is great to hear your results! I hope they stay there forever. I finished my salvage RT 1/14/09 and have not had a psa yet but will soon. I wondered how long after you finished your RT did you get your first psa and what was your numbers? I wish you and everyone else on this board the best.

David
Posted 3/20/2009 5:55 AM (GMT -8)
Norski,
I was so busy reading I did not look at your signature....so I know your numbers now...lol. Sorry about that.

David
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