ENDO Messages for August, 2003: Re: Worried for my Fiance with Endometriosis

Re: Worried for my Fiance with Endometriosis

From: caryn (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Aug 31 13:07:26 2003

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At Sat, 30 Aug 2003, Matt wrote: >
>Hello all,
>After talking to my fiance last night who was nearly in tears about Endo
>i thought i would do some research for her. Furthermore, after reading
>all what some of you have had to say the pain that she's going through
>and many of you are going to be more than i can imagine.
>
>We're both 20 and soon to settle down together, i was just wondering if
>anyone knows if i could do anything to help her pain be decreased, it
>kills me to see her in so much pain. She is currently a Vegetarian
>taking Homeopathy. She's scared about infertility.
>
>I've read many sources on the net about Endo, some scares me, i wondered
>if these is any light at the end of the tunnel.
>
>I just feel so useless, if anyone can tell me what i could do to help
>her, i'd be more than greatful.
>
>I thank you all in advance and you all have my support.
>
>--
>Matt ~x~
>Hi Matt, my name is Caryn and I got sick with Endo right after meetimg my boyfriend. Unfortunatly both the women in his life he loves very much suffer from this disease, his sister and me. It is very hard not to beable to help those that you love. All I can say is be there for her more than you ever have been. She is going through a mental, emotional and physical roller coaster right now, and she needs to know that you are going to help her through this no matter what the disease brings. I know that it helps me to talk about the disease with my boyfriend. I feel much better when he knows how I feel and what may be going through my mind. And a few things he does to lift my spirits when I am down are very small, he brings me ice cream(my favorite), or he'll cook me dinner, but what really helps is when he just holds me and tells me everythiong will be ok. Righ tnow she probably feels alone, but reasure her she is not. This disease is hard and complicated but you need to be strong because she needs you to lean on. It is a trying time but this will only bring you closer!

Best of luck, Caryn

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