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T1 G3 diagnosed. Cancer removed by TURBT. Second TURBT. Cancer in ureter remains. Must lose ureter and right connected kidney. Scan on Sunday... Then waiting for histology and scan results....
@CommunityMemberdc1b93 - Wishing you the best with your scans. This cancer can move along quickly so I am glad to see that your medical team seems to be moving things along quickly also. Sending prayers that your scans show better news. Keep us updated. My best Linda Urbanski ( moderator, Bladdercancer.net teammember)
sorry to hear all you are going through. I will be thinking of you tomorrow. I hope the scan goes well and helps to determine the next steps in more detail, so you know what to expect. Let us know how you go. Laura, Moderator, BladderCancer.net Scan went well. Now diagnosed with carcinoma in situ in the bladder. Will have surgery to remove bladder, prostate, right ureter and right kidney. Getting used to the idea of a stoma.
@CommunityMemberdc1b93 - I am sorry to here that you have this diagnosis but want you to know that there are a great many of us who have had RC/IC and are doing just fine. I had my surgery - robotically - in 2014 and am doing very well and continue to be very active. Please reach out if we can answer any questions at any time. We are always here to provide support. My best. Linda Urbanski ( moderator, Bladdercancer.net team member)
glad the scan went well. It is good to know you what the plan is now. When I had a plan, it helped me to move forward in my bladder cancer journey. I know it seems daunting now but you will recover and resume a good life. I have had two stomas for 5 years. I travel worldwide and work full time and do all I did before. You may find this featured collection supportive as you plan for your surgery. Don’t hesitate to ask any questions you may have and as a community we will try to answer. Wishing you well. https://bladdercancer.net/living-with-a-urinary-diversion Laura, Moderator, BladderCancer.net
