Dale's Story: Surviving Bladder Cancer and a Radical CystectomyDale shared insight on his journey and how this experience has informed how he carries himself through life after bladder cancer and...reactions4comments
BCG and Everything You Need to Know About ItBacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) continues to be one of the most common treatments for non-muscle invasive bladder cancer. This type makes up the...reactions1comment
Urinary Issues and ConstipationWe are all in the same boat with some types of bladder issues. Whether you are stage 1 and endure BCG or...reactionscomments
Understanding the BCG ShortageFor some time now, there has been a shortage of Bacille Calmette-Guerin (BCG). It is a drug that doctors prescribe to treat...reactions2comments
Treating My Bladder SpasmsDo you experience bladder spasms, discomfort, trouble urinating and/or general pelvic pain after your BCG treatments or even with a Urinary Tract...reactionscomments
The Scope After BCGMom didn't get to enjoy the holidays of 2020. Halloween and Thanksgiving were not the celebrations she deserved. Furthermore, the family stayed...reactions16comments
Tips for Finding a Therapist Who Fits Your NeedsIn response to another piece I wrote, the question was asked, "How did you find a therapist?" This is a great question...reactions2comments
The Struggles: Embarrassment and Diapers, Really!Living with bladder cancer is no easy feat. One of the comments said, in part, "No man is comfortable hearing about this...reactions3comments
Fears of Recurrence: A Constant Reminder to Remain VigilantIt is always great to see people celebrating the anniversary of the date they had their radical cystectomy, were declared NED [no...reactions6comments
My Doctor Says I Am Cancer-FreeI have not written in a bit as I was busy preparing for the 13th annual bladder cancer retreat I co-host. But...reactions3comments
BladderCancer.net Giveaway Terms and ConditionsThese Official Rules apply to any giveaway (or “Promotion”) published on BladderCancer.net, a Health Union (“Health Union” or “We”) owned and operated...reactionscomments
Stopped in My Tracks, It Is Not Always Plain SailingI am a very positive person and like to think for the most part - I cope with living with life after...reactions6comments
Communicating with Your Doctor About the Sexual Impact of TreatmentChanges in sexual functioning are common side effects of various forms of bladder cancer treatment. Some of these side effects may include...reactionscomments
Look Good, Feel BetterThis was the title of a workshop I was very kindly invited to a couple of months ago as I had been...reactions1comment
Supporting an Ostomy Bag: Barriers and Ostomy PasteIf you are reading this, you may already be an ostomate – someone who wears an ostomy bag following bladder removal surgery...reactions13comments
Bladder Cancer Trivia: Test Your KnowledgeMany people have never heard of bladder cancer before they were diagnosed by a doctor. A tribute to our Trivia Tuesday, here...reactionscomments
From My Son: Stay or Go? Helplessness or Hope?The weeks and months after my Mother's bladder cancer diagnosis was even more challenging than those first few days. I had been...reactions2comments
Back From a TURBT: Caregivers and CathetersMom's second attempt and first successful transurethral resection of a bladder tumor occurred about 10 days after the first unsuccessful attempt. I...reactions9comments
Community Views: What Does Self-Care Look Like for People With Bladder Cancer?Self-care is an important part of living with any condition, including cancer. Research has shown that it can reduce time spent in...reactions2comments
That Feeling When The World Stood StillIt's a tough world to live in and comprehend at times. The Covid-19 Pandemic was a universal challenge and a difficult time...reactionscomments
