Having had the all clear from the first check after the BCG induction course, I have had the first of the 3 treatments course after the induction last Thursday. Not very good. I am now definitely convinced that the way they administer the treatment is key to your ability to take BCG. I have had 7 treatments so far. 4 with the very good nurse and 3 with other ... not so good ones. The treatments with the good one all went really smoothly and I didn't suffer any bad effects. The treatments with the others all were painful during the treatment and mostly after, with blood in the urine, pain, burning, and this time (worse so far) even several blood clots. The treatments with the good nurse were n. 1, 3, 4 and 5, while 2, 6 and 7 were the bad ones. I think that if I had had the reactions and effects I had this time I might not have completed the induction!. The literature seem to suggest that being able to take BCG is only a subjective issue. How your organism reacts to the drug. I really think that a lot is certainly linked with the ability of administering the treatment without causing bruises, infections or irritation.
Hopefully the next times I will have thegood nurse...!
I was very anxious when I went in to be checked and to top it all I was the last one going down theatre .. it was all clear so I was so thrilled my face was all flushed lol hope all goes well for you.. love Tina I tried to put my name in as housewife but only hou came out for some reason lol 
Really good to hear that you are still clear even your bcg has stopped.. I see you also have cis so it's encouraging to read you are doing well... hopeyou keep up with the good news take care Tina 
