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A community for people affected by bladder cancer. Learn, share, and connect with peers and healthcare professionals.

Joined April 2017
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“Before my #cystectomy, I read every piece of information I was given, over and over.” What hidden surprises have others experienced? bladdercancer.net/?p=5511
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A new Keytruda protocol for Brittney leads to welcomed changes in her treatment routine: bladdercancer.net/?p=9484
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Rising above and not letting a #bladdercancer diagnosis bog down can do wonders for the mindset: bladdercancer.net/?p=7274
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“My jaw dropped - what?! Back the turnip truck up because I thought I had just finished with all that oncology mess!” Ladies, don’t get caught off guard: bladdercancer.net/?p=8557
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“To be honest, I don’t think that fear ever goes away completely…” Recurrence in #bladdercancer is common and it is anxiety-inducing: bladdercancer.net/?p=9765
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Summertime is right around the corner… Laura talks through how she travels seamlessly regardless of her ostomies: bladdercancer.net/?p=9259 #BladderCancer
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Brittney compiled her favorite #ostomy hacks - what other ostomy hacks are out there? bladdercancer.net/?p=9458
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Mac reflects on surviving, “How often do I take for granted that I will see the Mrs again?” bladdercancer.net/?p=9312
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While relatively rare, women can experience #bladdercancer at any point during their pregnancy: bladdercancer.net/?p=4138
Liz dishes on the female “surprises” after a #radicalcystectomy, “I thought I knew what I was headed into. Anatomically, I did. As far as what that would mean for the long term, I most definitely did not!” bladdercancer.net/?p=8487
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Laura confronts the realty of living with an #ostomy, “In this sense, I have found peace with what I have been through. That's not to say any of it is forgotten.” #BladderCancerhttps://bladdercancer.net/?p=9694
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Nick’s cancer journey brought everything back into perspective, “Never underestimate the impact you have on people's lives.” #BladderCancerAwareness bladdercancer.net/?p=8170
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Laura tackles some of the most common questions she receives about her #ostomy. Have another question? Reach out to Laura in the article comments! bladdercancer.net/?p=9435
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“Let's be honest right out of the gate, not a single one of us woke up one morning and said, ‘Gee - I think I want to have my #bladder out.’" bladdercancer.net/?p=9673
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“Let's be honest right out of the gate, not a single one of us woke up one morning and said, ‘Gee - I think I want to have my #bladder out.’" bladdercancer.net/?p=9673
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Laura tackles some of the most common questions she receives about her #ostomy. Have another question? Reach out to Laura in the article comments! bladdercancer.net/?p=9435
Common side effects of BCG treatment can feel a lot like a UTI: bladdercancer.net/?p=1082
Treatment for stage four #BladderCancer has changed considerable in recent years: bladdercancer.net/?p=1463
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Brittney takes us along her journey as she pursues other career opportunities as a chronic #BladderCancer patient bladdercancer.net/?p=9598
#TURBTs are a relatively common treatment for #BladderCancer; Jacquie recounts her experience through the procedure: bladdercancer.net/?p=9610