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Re: getting really scaredFrom: caryn (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Aug 29 16:50:29 2003
At Thu, 28 Aug 2003, Brett wrote: > >I'm getting ready for my first Lupron treatment and it's been three >months since my lap. Right now I feel kind of depressed and lonely, >like this is something huge I have to deal with on my own. I'm turning >21 in 3 weeks and I don't even have enough energy to hang out with my >friends at night. I am tired, I've had to alter my diet significantly >just to be able to eat and digest correctly. I'm having bladder >problems that seem to be worsened by my stomach medicine which I can't >stop taking or I won't be able to eat. But the worst part is, I don't >know when it will be better if ever. So many of you have had painful >surgeries to remove your ovaries or other organs. I'm sure some of you >have dealt with infertility. But being 21, this should be the best time >of my life and I'm feeling pretty miserable and scared that the painful >road is only just beginning. >Please offer me some encouragement, someone, that the rest of my life I >won't feel like I do right now: sore, tired, irritated and sad. > >-- >-Brett > I too am 21 and living with endo. Girl, I know exactly how you feel. I feel like my whole life is just passing me by while I lay with the heating on the couch day after day. Although some days are better than others, on the good ones I always make sure to make the most of it. I try to think positive and tell myself that the pain isn't going to stop me from living a fulled life. I pratice yoga on a daily bases and that helps me a lot. The stretching involved really helps to elevate the pain some and it gets my endorphins going which is a natural pain blocker. Everyone has something they do that can boost their spirits, whether it be long walks, meditation, or just talking to someone who cares. Since being diagnosed in Feb. 2002, and now going for my 2 lap, I have relized a lot about life with Endo. You never know how you are going to feel minute by minute, so you really need to make the most of all your good ones. I know things are tough and we are all here for you when you need us, we are a little community of support. Keep your head and spirits high, you WILL get through this, Caryn
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