Victor Rabb

Retired Railroad Engineer

Victor has more experience with cancer than most people and more than he ever wanted. “My story started as a young man with testicular cancer. Surgery and radiation gave me a full life. At 76, stomach issues led to a CT scan that showed cancer on both kidneys. The left mass was called benign, but the right kidney needed urgent attention. Removal if that kidney was a success too! At a three month checkup, a small tumor was found in my bladder. Surgery to remove the tumor and 6 chemo treatments later, all clear. An MRI for back issues showed the mass on the left kidney was growing. A biopsy showed it was a different kind of kidney cancer. I had a robotic partial nephrectomy and am recovering well. Thank you to my Heavenly Father.”