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Re: 'Feeling VERY alone'From: Jenea (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Oct 25 11:04:05 2006
Shell, I know just how you fell. I have endo and have had to have my gall bladder out. I am 32 and have two children from a previous marraige. My husband now has no biological children. When we got married 3 years ago our dream was to get married have a baby and build a new home. All that was shattered when I was diagnosed last April. I have been on fertility drugs and they have made my pain worse.I had to have my Gall Bladder removed just this last June due to the disease. I even had a doctor want to drill holes in my ovaries!!! Everyone just looks at me and says, " I thought you had that surgery, you should be better now." No one understands it never gets better. Docs tell me they are not concerned with my Endo just getting me preggers, because that is what I want. But I think if they concentrate more on the Endo then I might actually get preggers. Those Docs were wrong to treat you that way. All you have described are symptoms of Endo that I have as well. I don't see how they can call them selves specialist after that. PLease don't give up. There is a website you should check out. http://www.endometriosisassn.org/ It has helped me alot. I even found a support group through it. YOU ARE NOT ALONE, Jenea'
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