ABLCS Blog

I am so glad that this site is here for those that are dealing with this type of cancer. I would not be writing in this if my husband had not been diagnosed with bladder cancer. He happened to be working across the country since October when around the 30th of January he had blood in his urine. He made the right choice by calling his doctor. It all snowballed from there, tests were done and he was diagnosed with bladder cancer. He was called on his birthday March 2nd and informed he had the cancer. We have had the greatest doctors available for him, they removed his bladder, prostate and 40+ lymph nodes - the doctors then made him a new bladder from his intestinal track. Everything is working out very well, even thought it is going to be a very hard time for recovery. He has to learn to pee again and often, but at least he can go. After the surgery while still in the hospital we were also informed that he had prostate cancer. I have always believed in God but this really made me realize that He really cares and will take care of you. I am so thankful that it was all gotten and was not in his lymph nodes.