ENDO Messages for December, 2006: Re: ...any happy endings? ATTN: Holly

Re: ...any happy endings? ATTN: Holly

From: Pam (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Dec 1 20:28:18 2006

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Holly,

I was reading the forum and I noticed that you said that you had Graves Disease. I have a cousin who found out that she has Graves disease about 6 months ago. She is only 18 years old with a one year old.So she is going through a tough time. What kind of treatment did you have? She just started the treatment with the iodine. So we are waiting to see what will happen. She tried two separate medication before doing that and they made her sick (really bad). But this was the first time any of my family has ever heard of it so we don't really know that much about it. If can can me some information about what treatments you did and anything else it would be helpful.

As for the pregnancy, you are in my prayers! I don't know much about that I just had my lap on Nov. 14 which confirmed that I have Endo. So I have many questions about conceiving myself. Still learning about all of that. You can e-mail me at precious21082@comcast.net.

Wishing you all the best........Pam

At Fri, 1 Dec 2006, holly wrote: >
>my "happy ending" isn't here yet (been trying for our only child almost
>10 years now), however, i have a few friends who also have endometriosis
>and have gotten pregnant. a few on their own (about 6 months after
>their laparoscopies) and two others through IVF. all of these women had
>stage 3 to 4 endometriosis.
>
>i have mild endo, but it is all over the place. seems like everywhere
>except tubes and ovaries. so the dr's really aren't sure if endo is the
>only thing causing infertility in my case. i also have graves disease
>that was treated in 1999 and have been diagnosed and treated for uterine
>infections. there's a possibility of scarring in the uterus because of
>the infections.
>
>anyway, no matter what happens, you'll survive. even when you feel like
>you can't make it anymore, you will find that you can put one foot in
>front of the other. you have to. i have a strong feeling that my
>happiest ending won't happen, but i can be happy with what i have
>anyway. sometimes i have to search for that happiness though.
>
>hang in there. i know how scary it is to face. but there is hope. my
>friends are proof of that.
>
>(((((hugs)))))
>~holly
>mild endo and IC
>
>At Wed, 29 Nov 2006, Tara wrote:
>>
>>Are there any "Happy Endings" for anyone out there who thought hey would
>>never get pregnant and did? If so, what helped you?
>>
>>Just curious to see...

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