Lucius Wisniewski

Bladder cancer can make you hyper-aware of your body and your habits. You might decide to start drinking more water – only to then worry about your more frequent urination!...

Many routine bladder cancer check-up appointments were delayed or canceled altogether this year due to COVID-19. For some, the time made them more anxious and worried about a recurrence. Others...

Many people have described bladder cancer as the “wake up call” they needed to make lifestyle changes and develop healthy habits. The comic below shows a bladder cancer survivor explaining...

Many bladder cancer survivors have said that the fear of a recurrence is always at the back of their minds. During follow-up appointments, that fear comes back to the surface...

After surviving bladder cancer, the fear doesn't just disappear. Worries about recurrence are always lingering in the background. The comic below shows a woman wondering if her dog has detected...

Committing to a new diet during the holiday season is tough. The temptation to indulge in delicious treats is everywhere! The humorous comic below shows a woman with bladder cancer...

Check-ups and other urology appointments can be really stressful for people with bladder cancer. Having a friend, partner, or other caregiver attend appointments with you can help alleviate some anxiety...

While recovering from a bladder cancer treatment or surgery, taking time to rest is important. Having a partner or friend who can help around the house and take care of...

Cancer can often lead people to double down on their lifestyle choices and commit to changing their diet or exercising more. Some changes may stick while others may not -...

Treatments for bladder cancer can look so different from treatments for other cancers that even close friends and family might not realize their impact. Side effects are usually invisible, like...