Re: Experiences with the CEC in Atlanta
From: anona (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Jan 30 19:09:18 2008
Sherri,
I had surgery with both doctors in 2004. It changed my life. I would
not hesitate to go back if the need ever arises, but so far I am okay. I
am also pregnant right now (something that every doctor I ever had told
me was impossible). Good luck to you, you are on the right path.
=]
At Wed, 30 Jan 2008, Sherri wrote:
>
>Hi all! I'm looking to hear about others' experiences (good and bad)
>with the Center for Endometriosis Care in Atlanta. I have looked at
>their website a few times, and am thinking about sending them copies of
>my medical records and previous surgeries. I was dx with endo and IC
>about 14 years ago, and I have had numerous surgeries to remove endo and
>adhesions, the most recent being a total abdominal hysterectomy in 2004.
>Everything (ovaries, tubes, cervix, etc.) was removed at that time, and
>I truly believed that would be the end of the pain from endo. Of
>course, it was not, and now I am totally confused about what my options
>are. The CEC and Dr. Albee and Sinervo sound really good...too good to
>be true, even. I have only met approximately 2 women that had excision
>surgery there, and they both had great things to say about it, one that
>continues to be pain-free and the other lady said that her pain began to
>come back about 8-9 months after her surgery. So, if anyone is willing
>to share their story with me, I would really appreciate it. You can
>e-mail me personally if you'd like. My e-mail address is
>sherriann77@bellsouth.net. Thanks in advance!
>
>--
>Sherri :)
>
>"They must find it difficult...those who accept authority as the truth,
>instead of truth as the authority."-Gerald Massey
>
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