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|Articles|May 31, 2022
“I Think I am Probably the Happiest Ileal Conduit Person in the World” with Vicki S.
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In this special episode of Bladder Cancer Matters, BCAN associate Joslyn Brown has a frank and uplifting conversation with Vicki S., who declares herself to be the “luckiest ileal conduit person in the world.” Joslyn and Vicki talk about:
- The symptoms that Vicki had well before her bladder removal surgery
- How relieved she was to have her bladder taken out
- What her recovery was like
- How happy she is to be alive and doing well after her surgery
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