I've been a lurker here on the forums for over two years now.I've finally decided to join and post.I was diagnosed with bladder cancer last December when I was 24.My chances for survival are 97%.It was localized in one area and never spread,but it was a type 3 tumor,out of 4(4 being the worst).I haven't had any organs removed.I had some treatments (not chemo where you get weak and lose hair),but last week I learned that the doctor found what appears to be a very small tumor where it was before.Now I have to have another surgery on 9/18.They'll do a biopsy to find out what the small growth is.The average person that gets this type of cancer is over 55 years old and has smoked most of their life.Well I'm 25 now and have never smoked.I'm in great physical condition and I work out 5 times a week.Plus I eat really healthy.I've been living a normal life since my diagnosis.I really don't look or feel any worse at all.I'm staying positive with everything.