ON FINAL APPROACH TO LAP 72
(December 2, 2025 UPDATE: Later during the evening when I wrote this post, my heart ceased its arrhythmia and retuned to normal rhythm. Since nothing else changed s to meds, etc., I can only conclude that the "correction" was a gift from God. It has continued to beat normally.) It must be true that, as one gets older, it’s only natural to become more introspective. I’m looking back at the days behind me and pondering what they mean for the days to come. Let’s face it, there are a lot more days behind me than in front of me, right? First, let’s look at the past year. After two years of testosterone suppression for prostate cancer, I received my last injection in February. My PSA has been effectively “0”. Right up until a very slight rise in October. That could be bad, or it could be nothing, certainly nothing good. I’ve been through surgery, radiation and the suppression therapy I just mentioned . Only God kno...
