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Aloha Jo,
This is a tough position for both of you. I am not in a position (of knowledge) to make recommendations to you. I would hope that you are spending sufficient time with your oncologist (& here I would be getting second & third doc's consults especially if you don't feel right about your primary oncologist) that you understand all the options that might be available to you. As we all know PCa can be very difficult to treat. I hope that you and your husband can talk this through with help from those people who know our minds better than we do. Please let us know how your path goes. I wish you the best.
There are other web sites (http://prostatecancerinfolink.net/) that review PCa research and re-report it so that we can understand what is going on.
Joe
