Hi Maz-123 and welcome to the forum, though sorry you have to be here. Being told you have cancer is a difficult and emotional experience and a shock to the system for us all and takes time to come to terms with, Maz stage 2 prostate cancer is 100% curable and often may not even need treating for some time, just regular tests to keep an eye on it. I'm sure his doctor would have told him this. So there is no urgency regarding treatment, and time for him to come to terms with having cancer, maybe he just needs a little time and space, take care.

Eddie

Hi Maz-123 and welcome to the forum, though sorry you have to be here. Being told you have cancer is a difficult and emotional experience and a shock to the system for us all and takes time to come to terms with, Maz stage 2 prostate cancer is 100% curable and often may not even need treating for some time, just regular tests to keep an eye on it. I'm sure his doctor would have told him this. So there is no urgency regarding treatment, and time for him to come to terms with having cancer, maybe he just needs a little time and space, take care.

Eddie

Thank you for your reply, it means a lot. He has completely shut himself away. Quit his job, been to solicitors and everything else. To be honest I don't know if he is telling me everything or he has done this because he is scared. 

I don't know your partner and i have every sympathy with everyone who gets a cancer diagnosis, and have known a few with stage 2 PCa but your partners actions are unusual, I wonder if he has been given a prognosis as people who are told their cancer is curable are usually happy.

Eddie