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t. I like the vegas odds statement, but even with good odds sometimes you lose, and I'm not just betting a few bucks here. haha.
Well, if you lose you can do chemo then,with *exactly* the same cure rate, so why not try to avoid treatment that may not be needed? Just be sure to stick to the surveillance schedule, so you catch anything early.
Dave
Jan, 1975: Right I/O, followed by RPLND
Dec, 2009: Left I/O, followed by 3xBEP
Well, 3 years later I figured I'd check in. Everything is still good and I feel better than I have in 10 years I'd say. The testosterone has made a big difference in my life. I am in the best shape I ever have been, have way more energy and feel fantastic. Thanks for answering my questions when I needed some guidance. It was a pretty scary time but feels like forever ago already.
Thanks for the update and it is wonderful to hear that three years on that you are doing so well. This is so great to hear and wishing you all the best.
Mike
Oct. 2005 felt lump but waited over 7 months.
06.15.06 "You have Cancer"
06.26.06 Left I/O
06.29.06 Personal Cancer Diagnosis Date: Got my own pathology report from medical records.
06.30.06 It's Official - Stage I Seminoma
Surveillance...
Founded the Testicular Cancer Society
6.29.13 Summited Mt. Kilimanjaro for 7th Cancerversary
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