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Re: confusedFrom: M (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Apr 25 18:35:52 2007
Hey Mary, Often times we are our own worst critic. If it helps I think you made a good decision. If you didn't feel comfortable its better you decided to wait because the procedure would have been irriversable.(sp?) Its good news that you are going to see a endo specialist and they can probally save the ovary. Its always natural to be nervous before a surgery, but hopefully when it comes time for surgery with the specialist you will feel better about it. Best Wishes Melissa At Wed, 25 Apr 2007, Mary wrote: > >hello all- >I just wanted to say thanks to all of you on this site for your support >and encouragement. I was supposed to have my first lap today, but >instead I fired my doctor. He kept saying "lets just take the ovary >out" and I had really wanted to try to save it - especially because I >have only a piece of the other one. Why dont doctors listen? > >I also had a cold and a bloody nose today, and the anesthesiologist >decided it would be best not to do the surgery today. This is the third >time my surgery got postponed with the same doctor, so I am going to go >with another doctor who is an expert in treating endo. This new doc in >a RE and he thinks he can save the ovary, and was shocked that another >doctor would even suggest taking it out. So...thanks to you all for >your support. I don't know if it is the wisest decision to wait, but it >is one that i feel more comfortable with today. Maybe I am just a >chicken? I just hope that when the time comes, I am able to follow >through. The last time I had to have surgery it was an emergency >because my cyst had ruptured, and in many ways that was easier because I >had no choice in the matter. > >Well, thanks again to all of you for your support. I am trying to not >beat myself up about this, but it is very hard. I am my own worst >critic.
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