Excellente nouvelle!

The audio quality is very poor I cannot understand the presenter, the sound is garbled.

Hello from Florida

03.12.2024. I am about to have radical bladder surgery due to bladder cancer, more then likely before Christmas. I thank you for this video. I have opted for a neo bladder. I do however wonder can I join the support group via zoom or Microsoft teams. I also have a story on how I have travelled to this point. Kia kaha Steve.

I have T1 High Grade NMIBC. I had a TURBT, afterwards my surgeon recommended Cystectomy. I instead opted for a 2nd TURBT "scraping" and Radiation and Chemo. Start Radio / Chemo on Dec 9 2024.

Hello, very interesting presentation. I was recently diagnosed with Ta bladder cancer. I was told I'm intermediate risk. I had a positive urine cytology, a cystoscopy, TURBT and will begin intravesicle chemo (Gemcitabine) in a few days. My pathology report stated that I had 95% low grate but that 5% of the tumor removed was high grade. Is this normal? Should I be considered "high" risk for invading cancer. Should my treatment be more aggressive? So many questions. Thank you for all your educational videos.

If you view cancer as a metabolic symptom my metabolic disorder was a rogue adrenal gland. Mild autonomous cortisol secretion was the bane of my bladder. Removal of muscle invaded cancerous bladder after the chemotherapy was not only necessary but improved my quality of life in numerable ways. The thing is I have a feeling it’s the Adrenalectomy that keeps the cancer away. Metabolically at 68 I’m sure I’m cured. I can even feel it in my bones. Osteopenia no more. lol

NMIBC High grade with intermediate risk...since 2010, relapse and TURBT In may2022........in july completed 24mothly cycles of intravesical Dual chemotherapy GEMDOCE GEMCITABINE and DOCETEXEL....... Cystoscopy This week normal too.....now 6month surveillance......

I am so glad I found this interview video. I have just been diagnosed with NMIBC, Had my TURBT and am waiting to start treatments. You have all been so generous with your experiences and I feel this will help my outlook moving forward. Thank you so much.

Stuart fro. Scotland

Thank you from an Australian patient. First large non invasive tumour in 2010, BCG in 2011 as many recurrences. Numbers settled but still appeared over the years and this July the large tumour was high grade. BCG again and in a few weeks a cystoscopy to have a good look. Cystectomy is looming. I am a non smoker, 77, with no other risk factors other than passive smoking. I feel more education to young people, doctors as they often misdiagnose and media coverage is needed. This is the same in Australia.

Thank you for taking the time and energy to constantly keeping us all informed. i can tell you first hand , it really helps thank you

thank you for being here. it really helps thousands of people around the world. 🌎 and please continue to help and support all of us

Thank you so much for posting your interview. there is not a-lot of information and help that i have found so far in my short journey. I’m still in the beginning stages of operation and treatments. even staging , thank god so far for the little bit of help i have from my sister and a couple of freind s . other wise i would be totally alone. you all have given me a little hope.

Thank you from a patient in Australia, possibly about to have bladder removed having been on the treadmill since 2010, I'm 77 now!

I found this forum so enlightening and must thank the organisers and participants. I'm in Australia and we have much to learn about making this information available to patients and families. It is sad we need to search overseas. Having said that, I'm grateful to have found a number of sites to help fill the gaps for me. I have been on the journey since 2010 when the first very large but non invasive tumour was found. I had it removed within 2 weeks of discovery. From then 3 monthly checks found many more tumours and finally I was given a course of BCG to slow the numbers. This did work but didn't stop them although I did have a couple of 2 yr gaps, the last one recently ending with a large high grade found during check up cystoscopy. I am now on another 6 week round of BCG then at the 12 week mark I will have surgery again to remove tumour/s if any that have grown. It has been said I may lose my bladder, which doesn't faze me as I'm no0w 77 and really don't relish this going on much longer. I do have my 82 yr old husband who needs me more now and we don't have children to support us. I will continue to watch your videos.

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Le nbre d'installations pour une bonne guérison pour éviter les récidives

Est ce que le trt du carcinome de la vessie est dangereux???

Cette vidéo très instructive aide les gens, merci d'avoir fourni une vidéo aussi informative Mais j'ai remarqué une chose : vos vidéos n'obtiennent pas de bonnes vues, ce qui signifie que vos vidéos n'atteignent pas plus de spectateurs. Vous devez optimiser le référencement de vos vidéos pour atteindre des millions de personnes. Si vous avez besoin d'aide, je peux vous aider. Merci

Michigan USA

Vila in Oklahoma

Excellente présentation

Thank you for your insight! T1 HG 6 rounds of chemo Turb 2 all Blue Light still T1 HG now 6 rounds of BCG. Anxiety is real especially when 65 years of healthy living , except for working with Nukes. Life has been good,the battle continues . Keep it moving a stationary target is an easy target! Continue success!!

please please if you only just see a drop! if your over 40..get screened immediately! my best friend ignored that one sign..so sad and tragic way to go..prayers for all that are suffering from cancer..I pray that Jesus binds the cancer and casts it out and replaces it with His white light of hope love healing and strength..amen!

Im a Bladder Cancer Survivor

God bless drlawsonhealinghome for curing my HPV with the herbs medicines i ordered from him. tho i doubted him at first, but giving a try was my greatest blessing..

Portland Maine

✍Hello...I'm from Ohio USA 🇺🇸

Windsor, Ontario, cà

Terry Wilding Belle River,On Canada

Cancer sux!

Très bonnes explications . Merci de votre travail

Merci beaucoup docteur,je dois avoir,le mois prochain 6 instillations de BCG et je sais maintenant comment ça va se passer,je suis mieux informée et j ai moins peur🙏

Harry Weiss New York

your videos are very nice but your video is not getting views because your video is not seo and there are many other small and big problems if you want to solve these problems I can help you

Thank you, this helps me to d ecide

Why don’t you ever hear about upper track platter cancer I was sure love to hear about that. One nobody ever hardly talks about it cause it’s really rare but some people like myself need and want to know more about it.

I'll have my sixth BCG treatment next week for HG CIS. So far, I've had no side-effects at all, other than one day of frequency. If my cystoscopy in early Feb. 2024 shows some remaining cancer, is it the case that I should just continue BCG for longer?

Bonjour docteur mon mari éteint de cette maladie en est très peur

Thank you for doing this! Very informative. I was found to have carcinoma in situ in 2/20 and was treated with TURBT and BCG. Recently a suspicious area was found, and I had a biopsy and intravesical Gemcitabine only last week. Waiting results. My question is,,, If cancerous cells can be seen in the urine with a special urine test, then why isn't this used all the time rather than expensive cystoscopes.?

ok - this was the absolute best seminar and helpful guidance to help me understand my situation and what to expect moving forward - Thank you so very much!!

Je vous écris de Turquie. J'ai un cancer de vessie. Grace a vous je me suis bien informé. Je vous remercie. Toutes mes gratitudes.

Bonjour madame C'est en matière de droit judiciaire privée ? J'ai un devoir de dissertation sur les principes des droits de la défense

Thank you Zina Thank you

Great video, Rob. Thanks for sharing your story.

very happy to be a part of this.

This video is my inspiration to keep fighting !

May I ask how did you decide to get ileal conduit and not neobladder?