Re: Frustrated with Doctors.....
From: blah (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue May 14 21:20:00 2002
It bugs me that Men are IN-charge of women's body. I would change insurance
because at the end of the day the customer gets screwed. Better still cancel
it. Don't give up hope, I never did and I have beaten Endo. by changing my
diet to only organic foods. It has been 6 years after my last op. and I am
finally feeling like a new woman. Please visit hese sites to understand what
is organic food; literely it is food clean of any chemicals no hormones, no
anti biotics, etc. soil is fertile from recycling organic matter; basically
one big cycle.
http://www.organicconsumers.org (or com.)
http://www.purefood.org
Happy reading and learning.
Don't give up!!! b.r.
>From: anonymous@obgyn.net (anonymous)
>Reply-To: anonymous@obgyn.net
>To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO <anonymous@obgyn.net>
>Subject: Re: Frustrated with Doctors.....
>Date: Thu, 9 May 2002 00:15:40 -0500
>
>Selisa:
>Sorry you're having such a bad day -- we can all relate.
>
>Regarding Dr. Reich, its not that all insurance companies won't cover
>surgery with Dr. Reich, its just that he is not a participant in any
>plans, for example he is not a member of a PPO network. If you can see
>docs "out of network", then you can still see Reich. You'll have to pay
>an upfront fee which may or may not be returned to you after your
>insurance company pays their share -- it depends on how much your
>insurance company pays him as well as how involved/difficult the
>surgery.
>
>What I find most frustrating is that some of us get lucky -- some have
>surgery and are then painfree; others don't seem to get so lucky -- some
>of us have surgery and we still have pain :o(.
>We are lucky to have the specialists that do exist -- but there is no
>guarantee. They do all they can for us but sometimes, even when they've
>excised *all* "visible" endo, some of us still have pain. Its so
>frustrating. That is not to say that the surgeries don't make a
>difference -- they do -- but what to do about the areas of pain which
>don't show any visible endo?
>
>At Wed, 8 May 2002, Selisa wrote:
> >
> >Hey girls, I hope you don't mind, but I really need to vent today,
> >yesterday was just really bad for me. I had my second appointment with
> >a new doctor who I thought would be able to help me. From the way we
> >talked the first time, I was pretty sure we would discuss doing another
> >lap to see whats going on inside. Well, when I got there, he did an
> >internal untrasound OUCH and then another examination. After that we
> >talked in his office. Now mind you, I have had 4 laps already and have
> >a confirmed diagnoses of Endo and Adenomyosis as well. I have also been
> >on Lupron several times, and it never worked for me. The side effects
> >are horrible and it was just awful, anyway, this guy had the nerve to
> >tell me, that he really doesn't think that I have Endo. He said, if you
> >had Endo, the Lupron would have helped!!!!!!! Can you believe it?? I was
> >so mad and upset! Lupron DOES NOT work for everyone....I just can't
> >believe he said that to me, especially with ALL my surgical reports
> >sitting right in front of him. I just don't know what to do, I am at
> >the end of my rope and I don't know how much more I can take. My life
> >consists of narcotics and anti-depressants, if you call that a life. And
> >even though I take the narcotics, I still have unbearable pain. I
> >really don't know where to turn next, awhile back I thought I would be
> >able to get into see Dr. Reich, but then I found out he doesn't take
> >any insurance, so there went that idea. I'm running out of patience and
> >resources too. I'm sorry to complain so much, its just been a tough
> >couple of days, and I know that ya'll know how I feel. Thanks for
> >listening.
> >
> >--
> >Selisa ; )
> >
>
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