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Re: Doing o.k.
From: Lori (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Oct 28 23:23:55 2005
Glad to hear you are feeling better. I also have had about ten years of
good health. until now,just a minor set back, but anyway yeah we can be
in good health and enjoying life. It is not always doom and gloom. I
have actually changed my life a lot of times for the better because of
some of the surgeries I had to go through. Sometimes change can be a
good thing.
At Fri, 28 Oct 2005, Irene wrote:
>
>I posted here months ago, because I had just gotten my diagnosis after a
>lap. I had a cyst on my ovaries that was removed, and my doc said she
>saw "some endo" - I don't know how much. She wanted to put me on Lupron
>then, but after weighing my endo-pain and the possible side effects of
>the medication, I decided against it.
>Since then, I have tried to change my nutrition and overall lifestyle. I
>have to say, except for the occasional pain during ovulation, or before
>and early in my period, I am doing fine.
>
>Why am I posting this?
>
>I wanted to give all of you a little hope that things can get better.
>Especially those of you, who just got their diagnosis and now think you
>are doomed to a life of pain. I remember that while doing research on
>endo a few months ago, I thought I was doomed to a be in pain forever. I
>can't say what was the major factor - the surgery?, my change in eating
>and the way I approach life? positive thinking? I can't say - and I
>can't say that I won't be back soon with pain. But for now I am o.k.,
>and want to encourage all of you who feel o.k. - even for just a moment
>- to embrace that. Because we don't know what the future brings, right?
>
>Love and Light,
>
>--
>Irene
>
>--
>Irene
>
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