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Re: Operation problems...From: Alyson (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Sep 1 08:15:06 2005
Heatheranne, You are 25 and have been going through this for seven years? You've spent the majority of your young adult life struggling with this pain and frustration. I think sometimes when you have been going through something for so long that has affected the way you make decisions about your life, the way you function on a day to day basis, the idea of not having that to deal with can be overwhealming. It brings up a whole new set of issues- what do I do now?. There are almost too many options and the whole idea is foreign. Then there is the fact that you may feel better, but you know it could be temporary, and you don't know for how long. Having that hanging over your head is miserable. I may be way off base with that, but those are the fears and struggles I've had- and I've only been going through this for a year or so. I've just scheduled my second lap. The doc seems very confident that I will have significant relief...and I just can't quite wrap my head around that. My whole life in the past year has been about functioning with this pain, and for the past four months has been about learning how to avoid anything that might cause me more. What am I going to do if this guy is right? How do I get back to the pain free me? HOw do I socialize again, and work the way I used to, and play with the dog again? And what if he's not right, how am I going to deal with that let down? That's what I am going though only after a year! So, I can't imagine seven. I wish I could tell you how to make it better. Don't put pressure on yourself to feel a certain way, only you can know what you are going through. Best wishes, Alyson
At Wed, 31 Aug 2005, Heatheranne wrote:
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