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Hi everyone, welcome to PCFA’s Online Community! We encourage you to use this forum to ask any questions you have about mental health and wellbeing after a diagnosis. We know if can be tough and we’re here to help. The idea is for others to reply, provide insights or share their own experiences.
If you need further support, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Telenursing Team on 1800 22 00 99.
– PCFA
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I am almost at the end of this journey. My RARP was done on Jan 23, 2026, and after a few set backs I have a blood test scheduled for 20th March and review of results on the 24th March. I sometimes feel like an imposter as I didn’t have any signs or symptoms other than a rising PSA. Is this common? I am also a bit emotional about thinking it could be the last time I see the Urologist as he represents a steady presence on the road I have been on.
Thank you Naomi