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Re: Dont know how much more I can takeFrom: Michelle (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Jun 19 09:23:56 2003
Dear Nicole, I'm in the same boat as you. Honey I really feel for you. My Gyno told me I need to start considering having a baby if I still want one b/c I'm probably gonna have to have a complete hysterectomy by the time I'm 32, which is in 3 1/2 yrs. I wish you all the luck and love in the world. You can e-mail me privately if you wish at tinkerbell2874035@yahoo.com Michelle Nicole <anonymous@obgyn.net> wrote: I am here because I just dont feel I have anywhere else to turn. I feel like all my family and friends are tired of hearing about the endo and the pain, and I just dont know what to do. I have been turned away by 2 Dr's, one who did my surgery last June and after my husband and I decided to try and have children and not take the Lupron for numerous reasons, he basically washed his hands of me. Told me to go to a GI Dr because it could be that, mind you this is after he did the lap, found the endo and told me that was what the problem was. But since it was not better 6 months later, he then suggested it might be another problem. I then find this great new Dr and my husband and I were getting all the paperwork that he needed in order. My husband had his sperm count checked and I got copies of all my charts to give to him. I then call the pharmacy to get the scrip he wrote me filled, and come to find out, he had called the pharmacy and had it cancelled. It seems that he got a letter from my ins. co from the controlled substance program with a list of all the controlled and some not controlled substances that I have taken in the last 60 days. Now this normally wouldnt be a problem, but since I have recently had a 2nd and 3rd degree burn that required a skin graft, I have had quite a few meds. Now I have a ruined relationship with a Dr. that I just met and was happy to find. Came remommended from many people and I just dont know what to do. How much is someone supposed to put up with before they just cannot take it anymore. Not to go off topic, but in the past year way too much has been going on and now I have to not only deal with the continued pain of the endo, but not being able to get treatment that I need. I am in pain, I hurt, and I dont want to hurt anymore. I dont want to feel like a drug addict that my ins. co has so kindly labled me because I need medication. I want to feel normal. I want to have kids, which for almost a year my husband and I have been trying with no results. I came here in search of people that have been there and when I read through the old posts, I feel like I have found that place and just wanted to share my story with someone who has been there. The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo.
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