I was recently diagnosed with very-high-risk prostate cancer and learning about my treatment options. My doctor explained that I have several approaches to consider, including different types of radiation therapy (some combined with hormone therapy), surgery to remove the prostate, or in some cases, careful observation depending on overall health and life expectancy. I'm trying to understand what each path might look like and would love to hear from others who've been in a similar situation. • If you had very-high-risk prostate cancer, what treatment approach did you choose and how did you make that decision? • What do you wish you had known about the different options when you were first diagnosed?