Right. I've decided. No chemotherapy because at present there is no tumour to shrink and my bladder is coming out. I see no point in chemotherapy. I feel it would weaken me for no good reason before major surgery. Although a neobladder sounds great in order to have one they would have to leave my uretha in and, my cancer being very aggressive, I think I'd rather get rid of the lot.
My nurse rang with a cancellation appointment for me to see the specialist but I couldn't make it at short notice as I had no cash available for the fares so I'm getting weekly tickets from now on so I don't have to pass up on anything else.
I'm in a good place today.
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