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Morton,
I am not in your position yet but I have had the LHRH/Casodex and I know it is not easy to be on. Your oncologist is trying to keep you alive until some better drugs are available and the best way to do that is for you to stay on the LHRH and anything else that they think will help. Zytiga should help and there are a new class of nanoparticles combined with radiation particles that are starting into clinical trials that might be worth trying to get in on.
