Just diagnosed with BC and a bit confused

Kelvin

Thanks for your input and well wishes, I'm really glad to see that you are doing well these days.

Yeah, getting regular cysto's are not fun, but I can allow it to be part of my life if I can stay BC free. From what I understand the longer you go without it returning the less likely it will return... Have you had any input to this being a true statement or not?... I realize nothing is guaranteed in life, but it would make things a lot easier as one moves on if it is true.

Thanks again and good luck to you.
Carl

Hi Carl
Sorry you had to join this great group ,but you will find them a great bunch who are so supportive.
My story is very similar to yours, I was diagnosed with a low grade tumour 2 years ago at the age of 47 . Had always been very healthy but started to observe small amounts of blood when passing water. Had to have a number of visits to my local doctor before being sent for specialist investigations.
last week I had my 6th check up and no sign of the cancer returning.
Check ups now just part of life and it's very little hassle to remain tumour free.
For me this has made me a much stronger person and I look forward to everything the future brings.
Life is for living , so keep strong
All the best
Kelvin

Carl

So as Cynthia sayz !!!
Keep vigilent and Do as Your Dr. says.
This little bastard is very sneeky and he makes his mess just when you feel your best.

Best of luck. And I am truly sorry you had to join our little club.....But welcome to our group of maniacs

George

Cynthia

Thanks for your input. You can bet I will take your advice and keep a close eye on this matter. I hope if I do it will never progress to anything more than a big pain in the you know where!

Thanks again and I hoped you are doing well these days.

Sincerely
Carl