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Hi Carol,
I am not sure if your post was in fact a question or a statement. If the former, look to your treating physicians for the answers. They may not be what you wish to hear, but they will provide a guide to what lay's ahead for Steve on his journey. If the latter, then perhaps we can but offer our best wishes for a more desirable outcome.
Carol with our moderator's indulgence might I suggest you take a look at the UK prostate cancer site. The link appears below. The have an excellent forum on the treatment and management of advanced PCa. They are also a very supportive community.
Our best wishes to you both,
John Bonneville
http://community.prostatecanceruk.org/alltopics
Later: Oops I just noticed Steve's posts in other threads. It would appear you both know the plethora of treatments for advanced PCa.
