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Re: I need endo friends
From: courtenay (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Jun 26 13:08:53 2003
Michelle, i just wanted to let you know that i am in the same boat as
you are. I had the surgery a few months ago and ever since then I still
have had consttant pain. I have tried painkillers and still am trying
to figure out which one works. Everyday I live with pain and at the
later part of the evening it seems to get worst. I go to a chiro and
painmanagement and a therapist and I am still living the same way as
you. Keep your head up. I have harsh days as well as you and I try to
realize that someday I will hopefully be painfree. Oh by the way, what
painkillers do you take and does it work?
At Thu, 26 Jun 2003, Michelle wrote:
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>I was told i had mild endo 4months ago. Since i have had it lasered
>away it has come back. Im taking my bcp back to back without breaks but
>ive had some spotting which I have found has given it energy. Im
>constanly in pain. Some days are worse and i have attacks. Im living
>on painkillers at mo which i hate as ive always been against drugs. My
>social life is messed up. Im 21 and havent been clubbing with my girls
>in months! :( Id love to make some endo friends to help me through this.
> x Michelle x
>
>At Wed, 18 Jun 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>>I'm such an emotional mess, I'm sitting here teary eyed. Geesha, I'm
>>glad we could all help you but I'm sorry you are still in so much pain.
>>It seems like a never-ending battle with Endo but it will get better.
>>Keep on keepin' on and vent when you feel the need, we are all here for
>>you. Sending warm thoughts your way!
>>
>>At Wed, 18 Jun 2003, Geetha wrote:
>>>
>>>How can i ever thank you all? Only by being there when you all need me
>>>the way i needed you in these recent days. I am not really painfree in
>>>any way whatsoever. The pain is as bad as ever and in fact it is worse.
>>>But the strength to take the pain is back. The faith and the hope that
>>>we all will be free one day is back. You all have reinforced by belief
>>>once again that there is always a light at the end of the dark tunnel.
>>>Thank you all for being that light to me. Without you all I would be so
>>>lost. Thank you for keeping my faith and for helping me live and fight
>>>this disease. I love you all more than i can ever put into words. You
>>>mean more than any words could ever describe. And of course you all are
>>>first in my prayers for painfree days. Thank you all for everything
>>>once again. I am alive and i am happy to be alive... thanks to you
>>>all. HUGS :)))))
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