ENDO Messages for October, 2003: Re: I'm 18 with severe endo.

Re: I'm 18 with severe endo.

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Oct 18 10:40:23 2003

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Christy, I think that we must of had the same doctor. My doctor told me flat out before my surgery that I did not have endo, but he had to rule it out before finding the cause of my pain. As I was waking up, he apologized to me and told me that I have endo everywhere and he could hardly remove any of it. During my week after surgery consultation, he told me that I needed to start having babies that year. I was 20 at the time and didn't even have a boyfriend. I wept for months and ended up having to take a medical withdrawl from school, all I have ever wanted out of life is to be a mother. Now, almost five years later, I am happily married. My husband and I have not yet tried to have children, and I am not worried one single bit. As soon as we both finish grad school, we will start our family. God has a plan for you and you have to trust Him. Just let it go, even if your doctor told you all those horrible things, doctors are wrong A LOT! Unless he is God, which I am thankful he is not because most people probably would have committed suicide by now, he cannot tell you anything about your ability to have children. And even if you cannot give birth to children out of your womb, you can give birth to as many as you want out of your heart by adoption. Finish school, get married, enjoy life, then have your babies. Don't let anyone tell you it's impossible. All things are possible through God!

At Sat, 18 Oct 2003, christy wrote: >
>I'm 18 years old and I was just released from the hospital from having
>surgery to remove my endo. I was told by my doctor that by the time I'm
>23 I'm not going to be able to have kids at all. And that if I wanted
>to have kids I would probably have to take fertility drugs and even then
>the possibilities and close to nothing. Any one can help??

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