Question: I have bladder cancer and have been offered a choice of treatments: Bladder removal (with a stoma) or BCG treatment. What can I excpect in terms of symptoms and life expectancy if I refuse treamtent please?

I provided further information yesterday. When can I expect an answer please?

I do not have copies of the reports - they are in the file in the hospital. The information I can give you is as follows:- (this is what I replied before, which seems not to have reached you):-
I have had a tumour removed , from my bladder, which was found to be Grade III Cancer. A few weeks later, a further Cystoscopy was performed to see whether the tumour had regrown and to take further biopsies of the muscle etc. I was then told that the tumour had not regrown, but have this week been informed that the results show carcinoma in situ and hence my Consultant has told me that I now have a choice of two treatments, as listed in my original question.
I am hoping that you can now give me alittle more detail to your first answer, for example when/where bleeding will occur, where infections will occur, what you mean by "disturbed life" and how accurate the six months life expectancy might be? I realise and fully accept that these questions are difficult to answer accurately, without seeing all the reports, but I woulid very much appreciate ANY further information you can give me, as I need to make a decision about treatment quite urgently. Thank you very much and I look forward to hearing from you.