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Re: Anyone needing advice on Laporoscopy?From: Catherine (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed May 14 22:18:06 2003
At Wed, 14 May 2003, Jamie wrote: > >I just had surgery with an amazing Doctor I would highly suggest to >anyone. I had an extremely severe case of stage 4 endo and he excised >90% of it along with fibroids and cysts he found. He believes it will >not return. I have been infertile for 7 years and he said he sees no >problem why I can't get pregnant now! Pain should be gone and I should >be back to normal in a month or so. Not sure what normal will feel like >since he believes I have had the endo since birth. It is totally unreal >all the doctors I have seen in the last 10 years for a ton of reasons >and none of them had mentioned endo. How sad! I had one exam with this >doctor and it was a mater of seconds and he confirmed the endo in me. I >would be happy to help anyone who may have questions with the >information I now know. My surgery was 7 hours and I am now on the road >to recovery and feeling great!! Hysterectomys are NOT the answer- I hear >so many mention this and it makes me so angry, in most cases you have a >choice!!! Despite the pain and suffering I'm having now I would rather die than have a Hysterectomy. God may have taken my ability to have children from me and I'll be D*mned if Doctors/science will take my ability to be a woman from me. Just my opinion of course but I've grown up with a mother that was very upset that she couldn't be the woman my dad fell in love with or a mother again to any future children she and he wanted. Catherine
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