Re: Info on the study
From: Alexis (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Feb 25 21:28:24 2005
Hi Rachel,
Thanks for your posting! I have tried to email you the study documents,
but the email addressed I tried (hilson.11@osu.edu) got kicked back to
me. Could you please contact me at endoresearch@sbcglobal.net and let
me know how to get the surveys to you?
Thank you!
--
Alexis :-)
At Fri, 25 Feb 2005, rachel wrote:
>
>Alexis,
>hi. If you email me the survey stuff i'll fill them out and send them
>back. I'm working on a BA of pysc of i know for a fact stress inhances
>my pain and i believe other emotional factors do as well this could be
>because of the stuff going on our brains that allow this to happen. i
>thought about looking into but i'm not that for along yet so i'd be
>happy to help.
> Rachel
>
>At Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Alexis wrote:
>>
>>Hello - I have a strong interest in finding out how emotional factors
>>can influence our pain with endometriosis. I am a strong believe that
>>there is a connection between the two - from my own personal experience
>>with endometriosis, severe stress, and two surgeries that just seemed
>>way too close together. I've held this belief ever since that second
>>surgery and now that I'm in graduate school, have decided to research a
>>thesis about it.
>>I've developed a personal survey to ask those with endometriosis about
>>the extent of their symptoms and medical experiences. I also have
>>another survey to ask participants about their problem solving skills.
>>If you would like to participate in this study, I'd be happy to send you
>>these surveys as attachments - and you can email the completed versions
>>back to me. You would definitely be helping promote more research on
>>this topic! (What a great thing to do!)
>>If you're interested, please drop me a line with your email address and
>>I will get back to you asap!!
>>
>>Thanks!
>>Alexis
>>endoresearch@sbcglobal.net
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