Bladder Exstrophy Support

Support can make a meaningful difference when navigating life with bladder exstrophy. Whether you are newly diagnosed, raising a child with the condition, or living with bladder exstrophy as an adult, connecting with others can provide guidance, reassurance, and a sense of community.

The Association for the Bladder Exstrophy Community (A-BE-C) helps individuals and families find support through peer connections, local groups, and global resources.

Connect With Others Who Understand

Bladder exstrophy is a rare condition, and many families initially feel isolated. Connecting with others who share similar experiences can help you feel supported and informed.

Whether you are a parent, patient, or caregiver, support can come in many forms. From peer connections to educational resources and advocacy opportunities, A-BE-C helps bring the bladder exstrophy community together. Use the resources below to find the support that best fits your needs.

Great Lakes Camp Out | Bladder Exstrophy

Support Groups

Join support groups where families and individuals share experiences, ask questions, and offer encouragement. These groups provide a space to connect with others who understand the journey.

2019 Camp Out | Bladder Exstrophy

US Chapters & Groups

Find local chapters and regional groups across the United States. These communities offer opportunities to meet others in person and build meaningful connections.

India Doctors | Bladder Exstrophy

International Resources

Explore support networks and resources available around the world. A-BE-C works to expand global access to care, education, and community support.

Bladder Health Alliance | Bladder Exstrophy

Advocacy

Get involved in advocacy efforts that raise awareness, support research, and improve care for individuals with bladder exstrophy.

Continence & Urinary Function

Find Medical Support

If you are looking for a physician or specialist experienced in treating bladder exstrophy, A-BE-C can help guide you to trusted resources and providers.

Continue Your Journey

If you are looking for guidance beyond support and community, these resources may help:
Long-Term Health Monitoring

You Are Part of a Community

No one has to navigate bladder exstrophy alone. Through shared experiences, education, and connection, the bladder exstrophy community continues to support individuals and families around the world.

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