Ravi's Bladder Cancer Story 

Thank you Mr. Ravi ..I have the same cancer you have , I’m getting tire of going thru multiple recessions , and I was ready to give up . my faith was tested until I saw this video , thank you for your words of hope .

Hi I loved Ravi's story I wish him all the best, I had my bladder remomoved here in Spain 12 years ago and am very open about it, no problem only bag leakes in the summer due to the heat. Good Luck to all. Jess

I have fought bladder and kidney cancer for 17 years. I was diagnosed in 2006 and lost 1 kidney in 2007. I then went to surgery to remove the tumors and began BCG treatments for the bladder cancer. The tumors disappeared. Then a 5 year check up period and in the 5th year the tumors returned. Once again surgery and BCG treatments and another 5 year check up period. Again more tumors in the 5th year. For the 3rd time the same. But this time at the end of the 5th year I was clear. I went on living my life until the 6th year and the cancer returned with a vengeance. I went through so many surgeries I have lost count and have experienced more pain than I ever dreamed a human body could handle. This last time (4th) I lost my bladder and prostate and the BCG would not work. The pain was 10 worse than before. I am 68 years old now and suppose to be cancer free once again. The one thing I know for sure is I am done with surgeries, CT scans, MRIs, Chemo or any other kind of treatments. I have had sooooo many cystoscopys I could do them myself. I have seen the amount on bladder cancer paintents more than quadrouple in those 17 years. It is PURE HELL!!! It not only turns your life upside down, but inside out as well.

Similar story as mine 57 year old diagnosed in 2016 , same as Ravi, re occurred in 2019, 2022. Two rouns of chemo so far

Thanks Ravi. That was a very reassuring video. I too went through (am going through! ) a very similar experience to you. I was diagnosed 6 years ago when I was 65 and have had 3 ops in total since. It is always worrying going for the check-ups, but having a negative one is a great feeling! It is a lonely world though, and no one around wants to talk about it. So, your video will be very helpful for newcomers to understand our feelings. We'll done and good health

What a wonderful person. You filled my day with inspiration . Thank you.

Thank you! Have it now.

You are a nice man and are very lucky you caught this early.I had T2 Muscle invasive Grade three i kept my Bladder but never found any support groups that had anyone in my same situation.So I had the Three point Seven Centimeter Tumor removed did seven weeks Chemo and thirty seven Radiation treatments.That was ten years ago. Now its just wait until next time but they already told me the outcome of that but I accept whatever happens because i got more time than others i know that had the same.Just keep your kids from worrying about you and tell them you are fine because its very scary for them.

Thanks for sharing ing. I am going through a similar situation and You have encouraged me a lot.

Plz do inform if ever there is any new things regarding the treatment

He talks nicely. Lucky he could go to see a urologist. Here in Canada, 6 million have no family doc. and one needs a referral to a urologist from the family doc.

Try Maison Beljanski.