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Re: lap on 6/9/06
From: Alyson (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue May 30 12:59:47 2006
Tracy,
I'm sure you know from your last surgery that you are going to be pretty
sore and tired. Are there any other Coastie wives around that might be
able to lend a hand with the kids those first couple of days? Even if
someone could just hang out at the house for a couple of hours, get a
meal on the table, pop in a movie for the little ones....
I hope your doctor is able to do what she needs with the laproscopy.
Good luck,
Alyson
At Tue, 30 May 2006, tracy wrote:
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>I am scheduled for a laporoscopy on the 9th. I am concerned because I
>have 2 children who I need to take care of. This is not my first time
>having to have surgery for endo.I had a laporotomy in 2001 in which my
>dr said it was the worst he had ever seen. I also took lupron in 2002
>for 6 months. I had my second daughter in 2004 which was a miny miracle
>because it was completely natural no drugs or help from the drs. It was
>a complete surprise and everything was fine until 6 months ago when the
>endo came back with a vengence. I hope the dr can fix the problem with
>an open laporscopy but I am worried that she will have to go back in
>later and do a laporotomy because that is what happened the first time.
>My husband is the the USCG so we dont really have family here to help
>with the girls while I am recovering. The dr says ill be fine in a few
>days so I am keeping my fingers crossed that everything goes smoothly
>and this is all we need to do. I am trying to avoid lupron because it
>makes me really moody and I have horrible hot flashes and all the other
>side effects it even gave me migraines.
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