Offering Support: Being There When You Can't Be ThereIf someone you love has been diagnosed with cancer, you'll obviously want to support them in every way possible. If you live locally, you can offer support in many ways:... By Phil Norris3 min readBookmark for later
It Has Been a While!It has been a while since I last wrote anything, and that has been due to my physical and mental health. I found life so overwhelming that I retreated into... By Anita Brown4 min readBookmark for later
Getting the Bladder Cancer Message to CongressAs you may have read, I had many plans for Bladder Cancer Awareness Month. One of these was reaching out to my local member of parliament (the UK's rough equivalent... By Laura MacKenzie2 min readBookmark for later
Offering Support: Being There When You Can't Be ThereIf someone you love has been diagnosed with cancer, you'll obviously want to support them in every way possible. If you live locally, you can offer support in many ways:... By Phil Norris3 min readBookmark for later
It Has Been a While!It has been a while since I last wrote anything, and that has been due to my physical and mental health. I found life so overwhelming that I retreated into... By Anita Brown4 min readBookmark for later
Getting the Bladder Cancer Message to CongressAs you may have read, I had many plans for Bladder Cancer Awareness Month. One of these was reaching out to my local member of parliament (the UK's rough equivalent... By Laura MacKenzie2 min readBookmark for later
Offering Support: Being There When You Can't Be ThereIf someone you love has been diagnosed with cancer, you'll obviously want to support them in every way possible. If you live locally, you can offer support in many ways:... By Phil Norris3 min readBookmark for later
It Has Been a While!It has been a while since I last wrote anything, and that has been due to my physical and mental health. I found life so overwhelming that I retreated into... By Anita Brown4 min readBookmark for later
Getting the Bladder Cancer Message to CongressAs you may have read, I had many plans for Bladder Cancer Awareness Month. One of these was reaching out to my local member of parliament (the UK's rough equivalent... By Laura MacKenzie2 min readBookmark for later
COVID With an OstomyAfter 3.5 years of managing to avoid COVID-19 - it finally got me. Having avoided contracting COVID-19 up until now was probably partly due to luck. However, for the most... By Laura MacKenzie3 min readBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Well, They Didn't Tell Me THATMaybe we can blame it on the emergency surrounding my surgery, and maybe we can say the post-op complications were taking precedence. But before and even after my surgery, I... By Brittney Tellekamp3 min readBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments8 comments
Tumors ReturnThis is "327" again. My name is Tom. "Unexpected/Unwelcome Surprise" is my first entry to this forum. Following my first surgery in January 2022, and 6-week BCG treatment, I had...Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments5 comments
Will you take our In America survey and help others understand the true impact of Bladder Cancer?Bladder cancer is the 6th most common type of cancer in the US. We are fielding our In America survey to better understand the patient experience and the realities of...Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 replies
