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Posted by maxmag on April 10, 2009 at 9:47 pmHi All! Dropping in to say I had my 3mo.cysto a couple of days ago.I’m happy to report that I’m clean. This one makes 15mos.that I am clean. As a bonus,I recently had a colonoscopy, that too was clean.:) Hoping all of you get good news soon, Max
Max
Age 70
Ta G2
Dx March 2007Flamenco. replied 15 years, 10 months ago 10 Members · 27 Replies27 Replies-
Joe
I am sooooo happy for you:) Celebrate!!!!!!Nix
Nancy S
Ta CIS
dx Ta 11/06
dx Ta CIS 10/07Great News Joey.
How do you spell relief: “BENIGN”
Happy for you,
Jack
TA Grade 1
3 Turbts
30 BCG Treatments
Cancer Free since Nov 2007Path results just received show benign urothelial mucosa with marked chronic inflamation, calcification and foreign body giant cell reaction consistent with previous biopsy site. Negative for Tumor.
Now thats a relief
Joe
Very happy for you Clijjlk.:)
Good news is always welcome here.
Jack
TA Grade 1
3 Turbts
30 BCG Treatments
Cancer Free since Nov 2007I had my cysto last Monday (20th) along with the FISH the week before. All came back clear!! :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
I am now one year and counting!! More: :cheer: :cheer:
dx – Aug 2005
Five reoccurences (last 12/09 Ta high grade)
BCG Started 10/09 (2 6wk treatment)
BCG Maintenance started 4/10Joe,
Similiar to Jack yesterday I got back my Path report taken April 8th on an interesting area according to my Urologist. It came back as negative for maignancy. This was only six weeks after my lastest TURB. (I’ve had two since December 9th 2008.)Thank goodness as I needed to exhale and start breathing again.
Hope you have the same results.
Al
Hi, Joe
I have that same white stuff removed twice after my last TURBT.
Both times the biopsy came back benign. Yours will too.
I know the anxiety you are having, but try to think positive.
The hardest thing about this darn disease is the waiting for path reports.
Keep us posted, I wish you all the best.:)Jack
TA Grade 1
3 Turbts
30 BCG Treatments
Cancer Free since Nov 2007Sounds like great news, Joe – I am sure if they thought it was another tumor they would have been more concerned. I am sure you will be happy when the biopsy results are back (I know I always hold my breath – no matter how confident my Uro is):huh:
I am happy this is over for you and your stomach can relax for a while. Will you have Maintenance BCG – when do you start?
I will keep my fingers and toes crossed until the results are back:)Nix
Nancy S
Ta CIS
dx Ta 11/06
dx Ta CIS 10/07Just came back from my Cysto at Hopkins. Initial impresssions is the bladder looks good as only one biopsy spot was taken as opposed to 6 last time. I still have what looks like calcium calcification over the original tumor site. the picture of the area that the surgeion gave me is white and granular in appearance. This also was present in may of last year and again in Jan this year when some of it was scrapped away for a biopsy.
I am hoping this is the same calcification that the BCG caused. The resident that was also at the cysto stated to the surgeon when he saw it he did not think it was a tumor, just how my bladder has been reacting. I am hoping they are correct. I also hope that if they thought it was a tumor since they see so many at Hopkins, they would have voiced that concern to me. But I guess we won’t know until biopsy results next week. Another restless weekend.
Joe
Great news for you Max. I go for mine tonight 7pm, am a nervous wreck already, but hoping for good news to post tomorrow,
DianeYes it was focal CIS, in three spots but all on the same side of the bladder wall.
My fingers and toes are crossed for you., JoeNix
Nancy S
Ta CIS
dx Ta 11/06
dx Ta CIS 10/07Nix that would be great. Was yours in one spot? Was it focal CIS. I will let you know what happens tomorrow which is the big day.
thanks, joe
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