Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello my dear, so I've got my hubby back home. The biopsy resulted in bleeding in bladder. 3 days of saline flushing via catheter that left him in great pain. But now finally he is at home!
Speaker2: That is good news. He will mend soon.
Speaker1: All the pain's gone once they removed the catheter. I'm so happy about it.
Speaker2: And what comes next? When will you know the results of the biopsy?
Speaker1: In 10 days' time we will see the urologist for the next plan of action.
Speaker1: But we are now both relaxed that his problem is curable.
Speaker2: Have you and your oncologist considered these alternative therapies I wrote you about?
Speaker1: Oh yes! The surgeon says he won't consider doing nannoknife due to insufficient data available. It's early days for this treatment. But it was so successful with William, wasn't it? 
Speaker2: Yes, a 100% percent. He's recently been checked for the markers and he's clean.
Speaker1: I suppose it just depends on personal experience of a surgeon. You had to look for yours too.
Speaker2: That's right. They are very traditional in Germany. I thought less so in ZA.
Speaker1: There may be other specialists in different parts of the country but we don't want to be far away from our house. He doesn't take travelling any more. And there are still these eye operations ahead of him. But one after the other.
Speaker2: Which one will come first?
Speaker1: Eyes. One and after a couple of weeks the other.
Speaker2: Keep us posted!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's husband is back home after doing the biopsy. They will contact the urologist in 10 days. Speaker1 says that it's too early for alternative therapies. His husband will have eyes surgery.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 doesn't know what he should give Lilly and Stephen as their wedding gift. Speaker1 advises him to check if they have a gift list.