Re: (((((BELLE))))) ((((((( Lauren ))))))))
From: Joyce (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Aug 3 11:43:11 2001
>>Wishing everyone Hope, Strength, Courage and Faith ....that it will all get better one day soon, so hang in there and be kind and good to your self and stay away from people who are negative or self serving and fish, you need compassionate friends, who are giving and are understanding people. Ssurrounding your self with good energy, it will help you all recover better and get more strength back and energy , due to the increased endorphins or just feeling generally better. All The Best and Remember I am always here for you and only an email away. Hugz and Best Wishes,
Belle <<
Boy did I need to here those words today! I'm moving this weekend,
stayed home from work from my new job (boss wasn't happy about it) to
get some packing done. Now this turns out to be a bad pain day and I
think some depression from the 3 Progesterone pills I take a day for
endo and Pelvic Congestion. I told the doc when he prescribed them that
I have a hard time with hormones... they usually always end up making
me so depressed. He did not seem to worry about this at all and said I
really needed to take them for the pain.... in other words, "I can't
keep prescribing you pain pills..." I'm having surgery 8/27th, so there
is hope in sight, but I really don't know how I'm going to make it
through this weekend of moving. I'm about to have to call my doc and
beg for more pain meds... and I really HATE doing that! But the pain is
just too much to bare when trying to keep going with life, moving,
working, etc.... If anyone could just please add me to their prayer
list, I would be so very grateful! Sometimes I wonder how I've kept
going so far and I know it's because of wonderful people, like you guys
and some of my local friends, and I have the best best friend in the
world! :-) She has never had hormone problems (except just a little
while pregnant), but she is one of the most understanding people that I
have around me. She really and truly believes me! And that means so
very much. And I know you guys do to because we are all going through
so many similar things... Thanks for letting me share here. It helps
to unload... I will keep everyone in my prayers... ok, back to
packing... :-/
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Joyce Cleveland
At Fri, 3 Aug 2001, B.Browne wrote:
>
>((((((((((((( Lauren ))))))))))))))))
>
>Hello Sweetie its great to hear from you and yes I still check by the
>boards when I get the chance and I try I every couple of days or so
>depending on what is going on in my life. I have been home due to
>surgery so I have been around abit more than usual.
>I am sorry your emails bounced and I can't understand why. You know you
>are always welcome to email me privately honey at
>TinkerBelles@bigpond.com .
>You are always welcome to email me any time sweetie.I am sorry your FMS
>has been acting up and I undertand you must be in for a tough choice. I
>don't think I could ever do it but thats me personally and we are all
>unique and what suits one may not suit another. I am here if you ever
>need that shoulder or ear, I hope you know that.
>All the best and take care of you, you are special to us all. I am also
>glad you liked my article on Endo.
>I am busy at work with my next news letter, so its time to write some
>more articles. I like to make sure I always have something interesting.
>Did you hear the fantastic news...many thousands and thousands of
>documentaries are on their way soon to gyneacologists accross the United
>States, now if we can just get other countries interested in this
>Educate a Gyneacologist Campaign, Run by The Endo Association and they
>are trying to educate as many many thousands of Gyneacologists that they
>possibly can and its very exciting. So keep your fingers crossed and
>lets try and make it happen in every country, if anyone wants to help in
>this campaign to get the documentary seen by as many doctors as we can,
>we need to educate the doctors and even the local doctors, so they can
>diagnose young girls early, so they have a better chance at remission
>and fertility.
>
>Wishing everyone Hope, Strength, Courage and Faith ....that it will all
>get better one day soon, so hang in there and be kind and good to your
>self and stay away from people who are negative or self serving and
>fish, you need compassionate friends, who are giving and are
>understanding people. Ssurrounding your self with good energy, it will
>help you all recover better and get more strength back and energy , due
>to the increased endorphins or just feeling generally better.
>All The Best and Remember I am always here for you and only an email
>away.
>Hugz and Best Wishes,
>
>Belle
>
>--
>
>At Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Lauren wrote:
>>
>>Hi, I do hope that you are still checking the boards. I have e-mailed you several times at Support@endometriosis.org, but my letters keep on being returned.So sorry that you have had such pain & suffering with your surgery.
>>I do hope that you feel much better now. I have been keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
>>I am OK, carrying on as usual, the fibromyalgia is flaring up, but I will cope.
>>I am still no closer to a decision about a hyst. I have read all the books, spoken to many women who have had one, and visited all the web sites, and I think that I am now more confused than ever.
>>I have however employed a young woman who I am training to help me with Timmy and help me at work. Even though my hubby and I work together, the workload is such that I am not coping too well.
>>Anyway, one should always count ones blessings, and I have many of those, so let's focus on the possitive and keep looking forward.
>>All of the best, God Bless
>>LAUREN
>>P.S. Thanks for the article, I am going to distribute it to all of my friends and family.
>
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