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Re: Hi Ladies - venting again.
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Apr 27 14:04:29 2001
april 27, 2001
Hello Ladies
I saw something on Discovery Health TV recently regarding herbs for
endometrosis. One of the herbs was Yarrow and I want to know if anyone
else has any information on using herbs for endometrosis. The lady that
was interviewed stated the herbs had cured her of all her pain. There
was a combination of three herbs, that made a bitter tea. She had used
the tea for years and it had released her from all her pain. I would
like to hear from you if you have any information. Thank you
-Interested herbs for health-
At Tue, 2 May 2000, Culleen wrote:
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>Hi Ladies,
>
>I feel like I've been complaining a lot lately but you ladies seem to be
>the only ones who understand. I have two really bad days. Yesterday,
>the pain was so bad, I didn't go to work. I just wanted to sleep.
>Today, I felt a little better so I went to work but tonight I feel
>awful. It actually feels like I'm going to get my period - a lot of
>pain and cramping. I just want to cry. I'm so tired of feeling like
>this. I think maybe I feel like I'm getting my period because I'm not
>longer on the depo provera. I haven't had cramps like this in over two
>years. I don't know if I can handle cramps like this again. Thankfully,
>my lap is three weeks away and I am counting every day. Thank you all
>so much for listening. You are all such blessings. On a different note
>- someone at work gave me this article from Readers Digest entitled
>Fibroid Relief without Surgery. This may not apply to us Endo Angels
>but some of you may know someone who has fibroids. I'm not sure which
>issue it was in (there is no date on the page) but I pretty sure it was
>a recent article. If anyone wants more info on it let me know. I will
>try to find out which issue it was in. I hope everyone is having a pain
>free night.
>
>LOL
>
>--
>Culleen - PA
>
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