Re: Hysterectomy on March 11th
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Jan 27 19:20:36 2005
Ashley,
I know what it means to be where you are. Have you gone to a specialist
yet? Hysterectomy is not a guranteed cure, it only helps in some cases.
I had surgery with Dr. Albee in Atlanta last year and have a new life.
I am pain free and able do normal things, like work!! I would seek the
advice of a specialist before you commit to a hysterectomy. I will be
praying for you.
God Bless!!
At Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Ashley wrote:
>
>I am at the end of my rope.
>I have had three laporoscopies and two c-sections. I am SO blessed to
>have two healthy boys. Both pregnancies were absolutely
>excruciating....sooo painful...
>Came close to death with the first and flirted with death when carrying
>my second.
>I am in horrible pain without relief.
>
>I am proud to say that I was able to go cold turkey off of pain killer
>at the end of December of 2000. At that point I was on the maximum
>dosage of oxicontin every FOUR HOURS. You name it with codeine...and I
>probably have had in my system...
>
>I am 26 ... turning 27 on the fifth of February....
>
>I want to have a life... I want to be able to take care of my two
>boys....
>Yes, I WANT TO BE INTIMATE...
>
>Please forgive my horrible spelling errors...I am sure they are there...
>
>I am just looking for someone to understand... To know what it means to
>want to take your fist through a brick wall!!!!
>To know what it is to be up in the middle of the night on the ground in
>tears...
>
>Looking for understanding.....and any advice...pointers...whatever....
>
>--
>Ashley
>
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