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Welcome to my blog on bladder cancer. Looking back, I’m reminded of the title of a Grateful Dead album (“What a long strange trip it’s been”) which more or less describes my experience, now in its fifth month since I first learned I had bladder cancer. I wake up some mornings and wonder what rabbit hole I’ve fallen into? Yet, every cloud has a silver lining, and my wife, who is also my caregiver, best friend and nurse and I have met some awesome people and reaffirmed many friendships in the several months since. So, I invite you to visit my blog if you wish to learn more about bladder cancer. Vietnam War veterans are particularly welcome to “drop by” because my cancer seems to be a belated consequence of my service in Vietnam, and there may be countless other vets of my generation at similar risk. Welcome to my cancer chronicles.
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Ron and Deena at the 2023 BCAN Walk, held on May 6th.
Cancer didn’t bring me to my knees, it brought me to my feet.”
– Michael Douglas
Disclaimer: The contents on this Cancer Chronicles blog are the personal thoughts and observations of a lay person. I am not a physician, and nothing on this blog should be construed as medical advice. My experiences with cancer may be different than that of other patients and I cannot suggest any particular expectations in another patient’s course of treatment or outcome. Your oncologist, urologist or primary care physician should be consulted whenever a question arises.
