Accept. Adapt. Advocate.Many organizations and companies use this alliteration. But I remember hunting around for a cancer shirt on Etsy and I stumbled across...reactions1comment
Your Imagination and Bladder CancerMaybe I’m different than most but when I was diagnosed with bladder cancer I didn’t focus too much on the “today.” As...reactionscomments
Don’t Plan for FailureOne of my goals with the posts I write for this site is to provide those who think they might, or already...reactionscomments
Kegels for HerMost people relate Kegel exercises (Kegels) to women and childbirth. But did you know having strong Pubococcygeus (PC) muscles, the muscles that...reactionscomments
Kegels For HimDid you know guys can also perform Kegel exercise? I’d guess no. Most people tend to relate Kegel exercises with giving birth...reactions2comments
Remembering Curtis GarbettWe are incredibly saddened to share that BladderCancer.net team member Curtis Garbett passed away on February 27, 2021. Curtis had been living...reactions4comments
"It Runs In The Family"Not long after I had recovered from my radical cystectomy, the medical team at Emory University asked that I have a full...reactions1comment
Shared ExperiencesI wish I had a platform to speak to newly diagnosed cancer fighters. A huge bull horn with a shoulder strap and...reactions2comments
Coffee Mug + Notebook Giveaway (Now Closed)In honor of Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, we’re giving away some items to one special bladder cancer fighter. These items were provided...reactionscomments
My Bladder Cancer Journal Giveaway (Now Closed)From doctor’s appointments to medications to treatment plans, keeping track of everything related to your bladder cancer can feel overwhelming. Staying organized...reactionscomments
Share Why Bladder Cancer Matters This Awareness MonthWe can’t believe Bladder Cancer Awareness Month is already here. Although much of our lives have been paused these past few months...reactionscomments
The JourneyBladder cancer doesn’t care about boundaries. Doesn’t matter what street, town, city, state or country you live in. It doesn’t care about...reactions4comments
BladderCancer.net is 3 Years Old!Three years ago, BladderCancer.net was born, creating a unique online space for people living with and caring for bladder cancer to connect...reactionscomments
We Don't Just Have Bladder Cancer, We Have a Life to LiveI recently had an opportunity to travel to the Island of Maui. I had never gone that far west and never to...reactionscomments
Project Koru: Remembering That Life Is More Than Just Bladder CancerIn part one of this blog, I discussed my struggles getting to Maui and how anxiety tried to hold me back. Maui...reactionscomments
2019: The Year of the Bladder Cancer Roller CoasterHi, readers. This year (2019), I have not written much because 2019 has been one of the most challenging years since being...reactions1comment
Living Alone with Bladder CancerLiving alone and coping with cancer can be difficult for anyone with a cancer diagnosis. Being alone is hard, and we all...reactions1comment
Bladder Cancer and Trouble SleepingSince I have been in bladder cancer treatment, I have had a difficult time sleeping. I feel like my sleeping patterns are...reactionscomments
I’m Curtis, and This is My Immunotherapy StoryI remember that day: hearing the doctor explain my clinical trial options which involved immunotherapy. I was fearful and full of questions. I remember...reactionscomments
Patient-Doctor RelationshipWhen I first met my oncologist, I had no idea he was going to deliver such devastating news to me on our...reactionscomments
