Good morning everyone hope you are all well, lam starting my chemo on Monday gem cis i wondered if anyone has any advice to help me thanks in advance Phil .
bcg treatment entering bloodstream
I'm slightly annoyed about the whole debacle of yesterday check up and subsequent removal of more rumours. I understand it isn't always possible to have just one consultant all the time, but last time I spoke to Dr Shipstone he said if there was further...
Hi everyone, First let me apologize for such a long post, and also if it's TMI. On 23rd May we were told my wonderful husband has advanced and aggressive bladder cancer, which can't be cured, but can be treated, there will be no further surgeries...
If you have red my posts you will know my latest checkup revealed several tumours that have been removed. And all the stress and worry that goes along with setbacks like that. However having GA as I can't handle the flexible cystoscopy there was a complication...
Hello all, I know Garviv likes a round of golf, but this is for everyone… dropped off a passenger today at said golf course.. OMG….ive played on what I thought were top golf courses but this place was something else… normally there is a clubhouse...
Well it isn't great news. Several recurrences found this time one large several small and one of them in my my prostate. All removed and sent to histology and awaiting those results and MDT team to discuss results and have my follow up. So not the news...
Hello again, My husband finished is radio therapy treatment three weeks ago and is having problems with peeing. It is extremely painful and takes ages for him to start and then when he finishes, he feels as if he wants to go again. Also he is itching...
I had a radical cystectomy on 7th of June. I was in hospital for 5 days and felt quite good when I got home. However I have felt increasingly tired and have little appetite now. I am coping with my stoma . I also have bowel problems which the doctor says...
Hello everyone as the date for my RC draws ever nearer (7 July) I am wondering if people have a preferred supplier of their equipment. Second question how do people travel long distances with a stoma - anything to be aware of? Does the stoma “inflate...
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