ENDO Messages for January, 2006: Re: it's my first time here...need help, a Dr.

Re: it's my first time here...need help, a Dr.

From: Alyson (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Jan 7 17:52:37 2006

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Anya, In addition to the link that Hareem posted, there is a Yahoo group specifically for sharing doctor information. Here's the link.. http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/EndoDocs/ As for the emotions.... I think everyone diagnosed with this disease struggles with how to deal and I think that it takes a toll on your relationships no matter how understanding your partner is. Sometimes I think that this affects my husband almost as much as me. He too is a wonderful man, but has no concept of what this truly means. He is patient, but I know there must be times when he looks at me and wonders "how bad can it really be?". I cried tonight in the hardware store...there was a nice sink! HA! How ridiculous huh? I am so easily irritated it is unbelievable. There is only so many times you can tell someone you are in pain before I think they inadvertently become immune to the meaning of it. I printed this article for my hubby http://articles.health.msn.com/id/100096646/site/100000000/ and the info from this site.... http://www.morehead.org/wellconnected/000074.htm It seemed to help some. Good luck to you! Alyson

At Sat, 7 Jan 2006, anya wrote: >
>Hi, I'm 27 years old and I was diagnosed with endo. I'm finding forums
>like this very helpful because it's good to talk to someone who knows
>what is really going on and believes you. Sometimes when I talk about
>endo people look at me like at a freak... I found that men are more
>compassionate and understanding that women.
>I'm actually writing to ask you if any of you know a good endo Dr. and
>obgyn in N.Y.C.? My other question is if you ever experienced
>excruciating wrist pain? Sometimes I can't use the computer or hold a
>pen. My fingertips open and bleed, it's very painful and looks ugly. I
>take vitamins and had a few dermatologists looking at that but they have
>no clue.
>What about your emotions? I don't know what's going on with me, I keep
>fighting with my husband. I'm depressed and recent changes in my life
>don't help. He is a great guy, I just don't want to loose him.
>Does anyone relate to that?

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