I am being given hormone treatments, the first being given 6/09. From what I've read, once it's metastisized (sic) through the lymph nodes as widely as mine has, the prognosis is usually only for 16-36 months survivability. Does anyone know if this is about right--should that be what I can reasonanly expect to be my life expectancy? Thanks for any information you might be able to pass on. Dan
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Q: I am 61-yrs old and last year was diagnosed with Stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer.
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