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Re: Crushed part 2From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun May 16 16:47:58 2004
At Thu, 25 Sep 2003, Courtney wrote: > >Nicky, I'm glad to hear that you're feeling better about the situation. >It's not easy to get out of a slump once you're in one. It takes a lot >of strength. Let us know how the lap goes. >-Courtney >At Wed, 24 Sep 2003, Nicky wrote: >> >>First I would like to say a big THANK YOU to all of you for getting me >>out of that slump. I am feeling so much better because of all of you. >>Here is what happened today. >> >>That same doctor called again to talk about the painkillers. I told him >>that I was really upset at what he said and he said that he did not mean >>to come across like that. He just did not want to give me false hope. I >>told him that I know enough about endo to know the difference between >>fasle hope and no hope and that what he did was not what I expected from >>a Doctor treating women with endo knowing that it is an emotional >>rollercoaster. Again he said that he was sorry and I think that was >>good of him to do. I spoke with Dr. Tureck and so did my husband and >>he said something to the effect of he didn't think that it was meant in >>a harmful way and that his acsent (the other doctor's) throws people off >>as well. Maybe, never the less I feel better because of all of you. >> >>Dr. Tureck is trying to schedule a lap for next tuesday. The MRI >>results that were going to take three weeks according to the other >>doctor came back today and it should the same mass from back in November >>that is in the cul-de-sac and he said it needs to come out. He is not >>sure what it is but he feels it might be what is causing me all of the >>horrible pain, aside from the normal endo pain that is. >> >>Again I just want to thank you for all of your support. I don't know >>what I ever did with out all of you. >> >>Thanks for being there >>Nicky > >-- >Thanks for listening, >Courtney > I was a patient of Dr. Tureck's for several years. I experienced a similar situation with one of his fellows. I was told to accept the pain and bleeding and stop complaining. Some of the staff are very nice and some are outspoken. The more one complains about suffering the more frustrated he and the staff become. I think Endo needs to be more of a multidisciplinary approach with a good gyn excision surgeon, a pain management Physician and Psychological support. Endo is a chronic disease without any cure. I had severe endo, many laps. I underwent excision surgery with another gyn and receiving pain management. Good luck!
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