I think everyone has a slightly different journey with their cancer diagnosis and treatment.  I had a PSA test in mid-Dec, which was followed up by a second PSA test then an MRI scan and then a biopsy.

All of the above took me through to mid-Feb, where I was given my gleason score.

What's happened since is a number of different appointments to talk to different teams, ie surgeon (for prostatectomy), oncologist (for brachytherapy and external beam radiation), mental well being support (Holistic Nurses), Maggies etc..., and a couple of other appts that I can't remember.  I'm having 1 or 2 appts a week at the moment and will make a decision soon.

I couldn't fault the whole process, the attention to detail, the care given and the options.  I've had surgeons call me back in response to my various emails for additional information, as I've not only been curious about the procedures, but also the side effects, the chances of the side effects hitting me now and in the future, recovery times and after procedure care/support.  It's not an easy decision to make, but I have been told that with prostate cancer (3+4), I've got time and don't need to rush.  Also, we're off to Porto at the end of March, and my wife would kill me if we had to cancel another holiday because of my medical conditions!!

The only advice I'd give is to do plenty of research, ask lots of questions and don't force yourself to rush things - do things in your own time at a pace that suits you, whatever that might be.