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Re: at my wits endFrom: S.H. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Feb 13 10:29:23 2004
This is a pretty common problem in our house, too. I've had endo since my husband and I were in college so he knew what he was getting into before we were married (or so I thought). I had a recurrence a year ago and had surgery and lupron. The endo is very deeply imbedded in my uterus near a blood vessel and is inoperable. I'm supposed to hurry up and have kids so i can have a hysterectomy ASAP (I'm 26 and we have no kids yet). I'm in constant pain and I know that there isn't much that can be done so I try not to complain about it or let it incapacitate me (as much as possible anyway). But because I don't complain, my husband assumes that I feel fine. He'll complain about the house being messy or the dishes not getting done as if I'm lazy instead of thinking that I might not feel well. He says he feels like he's 'not being given a choice' about about having kids as if I am! I'm the one in pain but he feels forced. I don't want to make it sound like my husband isn't a good person or that he's completely insensitive, but I think it's the nature of this illness that people who don't have it can't possibly understand. Sometimes our doctors don't even understand. I just don't want you to think that you're alone in this. I think there are many of us with the same problem, be it with a boyfriend, parent, or husband. You're hubby needs to understand that you'd like to be the way you were before, too. No one would like a cure more than any of us who live with it every day. Good for your doctor for sticking up for you, though.
At Fri, 13 Feb 2004, jamie wrote:
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