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Re: questionFrom: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Mar 30 14:55:48 2007
Thanks Eve. I understand your fear. One thing I have learned today with more and more reading. Is that she didn't do any harm. I think things could've been a lot worse if she was rushed or if there would've been complecations. I'm glad now that she just looked around and took some pictures for me. I would strongly suggest to women to get laps to make sure that you get a copy of the tape. My hospital didn't have the capabilities to give me a video as they didn't record it. But I did get 13 pictures which is just fine with me. As far as surgery goes, I think I will just need to go back to my old endo doctor and speak to him. I trusted this new one because she is a woman and she knows my thoughts on keeping things that aren't damaged so badly. But as far as endo experience, I just don't think she is as advanced as he is because of their locations. Your surgery will be just fine. If they don't do anything inside just think of it as they aren't doing any harm at this point and go get a second opinion. If you are questioning this doctors abilities, either speak to them about the plan beforehand again or cancel the surgery and find a doc you are truly comfortable with. Right now I'm not in any pain, I'll figure a way to deal with the pain I do have, and I think it is going to require a lifestyle change as part of the plan to deal with it all. Feel free to email me if you want to chat outside this board. I don't know where you live but I have come across a lot of endo specialists all over with my extensive research on my problem recently. Good luck, I'll pray for you to have a happy outcome. :) Jen
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