Up next: two weeks of normal

A teal blue sofa with two red throw pillows and a dark gray quilted blanket occupies the foreground, with curtains and a small table holding remote controls visible in the background.

Up at 3:45 AM for an early start with the final dose of this first phase. I managed to cycle home, but once I walked through the door, I was ready to slump onto the couch. Still, so far, so good. The research oncologist told me that over 80% of men at this stage of their prostate cancer journey have bone metastases. I don’t, and that inspires a massive dose of gratitude. For the next two weeks, apart from routine monitoring, I’m planning on living a normal life.

A teal blue sofa with two red throw pillows and a dark gray quilted blanket occupies the foreground, with curtains and a small table holding remote controls visible in the background.

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