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George Galic says:

November 19, 2017 at 8:23 PM

I'm Stage 4 N1 M0 prostate cancer guy with very high Gleason scores (3 9s, 1 8, 2 7s) who has had 44 sessions of IMRT totalling 81 GY units 9 months ago ; but my PSA came back into teens. I am still on lupron since 1 year ago. I'm 74 but for the last 30+ years I've done at least 2/week workouts of lapswimming for cardio (was 1 mile back then, but now 1/3 mile) followed by Nautilus or Cybex strength-training 45 minutes) & use heart rate monitor to verify 60-80% of max . I regularly push 135 to 143 peak BPM without any distress symptoms & EKG always has been very good too. so I'm OK as cardio risk....

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