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bladder cancer

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  1. Hi im new to this but here goes, iv been told i have bladder
    cancer not happy but ok with it, i had a tube with a camera
    passed down my penis and was told all looking good no
    problems, but my urine was tested and showed i was shedding
    malignant cells. i was then looked at under general anasetic
    andwas told i have carsinoma-in-situ i had this resectioned
    and im going to have all the tests re run in the next 2/3
    weeks an interested in meeting others with similar problems.

    my email is [email hidden]

    kind regards Bob

  2. bob said:

    Hi im new to this but here goes, iv been told i have
    bladder cancer not happy but ok with it, i had a tube with
    a camera passed down my penis and was told all looking
    good no problems, but my urine was tested and showed i was
    shedding malignant cells. i was then looked at under
    general anasetic andwas told i have carsinoma-in-situ i
    had this resectioned and im going to have all the tests re
    run in the next 2/3 weeks an interested in meeting others
    with similar problems.

    Hello Bob, There are currently 369 subscribers at the
    Bladder Cancer Cafe on the private ACOR mail list listserv.acor.orgbladder cancer
    cafe.html or acor.orgacor.org Click on mail lists, then
    B, then "join". You have to subscribe by giving a valid e-
    mail address and a subscriber name. Then they e-mail you to
    confirm that you are able to read or send messages that
    route and make connections with others.

    I don't know if there are bladder cancer persons (reading)
    on alt.support.cancer (or not). If you post there (or any
    newsgroup) it's wise to "munge" your e-mail address or use a
    throw-away e-mail address, due to your email being picked up
    by spambots. Unless MSN filters out spam for you.

    Also beware "quacks" and "loons" who might e-mail you (or
    post here) about "quackcures".

    If you decide to post to alt.support.cancer, have a look at
    the Charter first so you can follow the guidelines as best
    you can. Hope this helps you. J

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