Thank you, Jack. Yes, the constant recurrences are frustrating and very concerning to both myself and my mother. The first surgery was in Dec of 2015 to remove the main tumor and cauterize satellites. She was clear in March and June of 2016 for her first two quarterly scopes. She went in October (at the 4-month mark) and had several new "tumors" which they cauterized in the office causing her extreme pain and anxiety because of how many had appeared. They removed several for biopsy - again a very painful procedure with no anesthetic. They called her to tell her they weren't cancer but inflammation. She went in January of 2017 for her next scope and they found another new tumor by her urethra. The location of it required general anesthesia to remove. That was done on 2/14/17. That turned out to be cancer again. She went in for her next three month scope in May and now has another tumor/tumors. She was so depressed she didn't even ask about the size and number. She's going in Tuesday for another TURBT. She asked him during the May scope why he wasn't doing more and he just told her they'd keep cutting them out as they appeared and unless the grade changes, this is all they will ever do. It just seems like for these tumors to be so frequent and appear so rapidly (seemingly?) that it her entire bladder must be covered in dysplasia or something. I can't imagine a low-grade, slow-growing disease process to sprout entirely new tumors the size of a fingernail in just three months (like clockwork). There must be something already there and because these are always in new locations my mind keeps telling me that her whole bladder must be involved.