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When Taran was born, and Vance had confirmation that the trial treatment had been successful, he told his family. And for a while, things were good.
“You go in every few months, and then it’s every six months, then every year. One year, I went in and the PSA had gone up a little bit, and then up and up.
Then we knew the cancer had moved. Of course, the irony is that it wasn’t in the prostate.
“Some of the cells had managed to find their way into my bones.”
Clinicians knew the cancer had metastasised, but they couldn’t locate the sites. A succession of scans followed.