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Re: Back home from Surgery....From: Grace (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Sep 8 10:14:47 2003
At Thu, 4 Sep 2003, Michelle wrote: > >Sandy > >How wonderful for you to be doing so well after your hyst. Your right >God is good. Unfortunatley after my hyst last year I didnt do so well, >I'm still in as much or more pain as I was before the hyst. Its so >funny how some people it goes away and others it stays. But hay what >doesnt kill us only makes us stronger, and I know there are people in >this world worse off then I am, so I am thankful I only have endo and no >cancer or something worse. >Again congradulations on a well recovery and a wonderful operation and >all your upcoming painfree days, we'll be praying for you as well girl, >keep up the good spirits. > >-- >Michelle I. > Hi Sandy and Michelle, I had m hyst at 25 now age 56 I was pain free till age 33 when I started with the same pain and endo I was told all test showed no real reason for the pain. I insisted on a laparocopy and when they tried to go in they saw only adhesions. If pain returns it is mostly likely because adhesions left from the endo are attaching to all internal parts. I had 2 more surgeries to remove mine that were attached from my bowels,colon, intestines etc. The doctor said they were everwhere even 6 months after surgery if they don't get it all adhesions or endo will grow. Having ovarys can feed the growth because of the hormones still being available to feed the tissue. So little is known about this but I have learned thru years of experience. Just keep reading all you can and learning this is something we can learn from each other In general my life has been good because I had many years without pain and I am thankful for that.
-- Grace
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