Status Quo except increasing right sided pain

Here is the latest update of my physical and mental status.
I am awake and oriented, relatively alert although with decreased ability to concentrate.
Last Friday night, we had a miniature Seder with Gary, Dana, Eva, Sara and Bel. A very much abbreviated service in which the Four Questions were asked and the Afikomen was hidden was followed by a great dinner, of which I was only able to partake of a small amount. The highlight was gifts given to the girls for returning the Afikomen.
Judy worked very hard to make this a success.
We went to see the Trans Siberian Orchestra on Tuesday at the SaveMart Center and I was able to stay for much of the show. Brian was in town for a follow-up visit with his Doctor so we got an extra ticket for him. It was a great show.
I have been able to climb the stairs with some difficulty and to take showers in our upstair shower, much better than sponge baths in the downstairs bathroom. I was also able to lie down in our bed, a pleasure very much missed in the past few months.
We have had a few close friends come for brief visits.
My heart rate is generally well controlled  in the mid 80's by Amiodarone, 200 mg bid. I am also taking Prilosec, 200 mg BID as well as medication to shrink my prostate to combat occasional urgency incontinence, a sleep aide, and pain medication. Aleve twice daily seemed to work well, but I have been having worsening right sided upper back pain and right rib pain for which I have just resumed taking hydrocodone. I seem to be improved this morning. My shortness of breath also seems improved.
I fear this pain is due to bone metastases, and will have a PET scan next week to shed some light on this problem and determine the extent of disease.
Although with the esophageal stent present, I can eat almost anything, but I have little desire to eat. Perhaps it is because of dry mouth, for which I am using Biotene with some relief. Most of my calories are ingested through my gastrostomy tube. I do have some symptoms of gastric overfilling and worry about the cancer pressing on my duodenum.
But enough drowning in self pity.
The sky is clear. It's warm ouside. I shall sit out and catch some rays.
I can get around quite well with my walker. 
It is only 1 1/2 months until Judy and I celebrate 50 years of marriage.
Sara turns 5 today. She and Bel will visit this afternoon.