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Re: Alone and ScaredFrom: Trina (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Jul 23 12:53:17 2008
At Thu, 17 Jul 2008, anonymous wrote: > >At Thu, 17 Jul 2008, Trina wrote: >> >>Hi I was diagnosed with Endo when I was 17 I am now currently 29. >>One of the first treatments they tried after my first laparoscopy was >>the Depo shot. I had even more problems with the shot my pain didn’t >>get any better it got worse I swelled to the point I looked six months >>pregnant due to toxins that were not releasing from my body. I have >>tried several other birth control treatments with not much luck either >>nothing seems to ease the pain. >>I've not really been able to find a doctor in Ohio that actually >>understands my pain and feelings which make it hard to deal with. I >>have no children and have always dreamed of being a mother but am >>starting to give up hope. >>I met a guy shortly after I found a doctor who was willing to try me on >>fertility drugs but again only after three months of us trying on our >>own ive been trying on my own for 6 years it was actually the cause of >>my relationship ending. He wanted kids I couldn’t give him that it’s >>been really hard cause now ive got a chance but the guy I am with >>thought he was ready but has recently changed his mind just a few weeks >>before I was suppose to start treatment. >>This put me in a state of depression and I just can’t look at him the >>same I got my hopes up once again just to be let down. I’m really >>getting concerned I’m running out of time at last check with a >>laparoscopy my endo was at a stage 4. I have no one to talk to and >>don’t know where to turn this web post makes me feel a little better I >>don’t feel so alone I was beginning to think I was the only one out >>there. Ive been doing alot of research lately any advise or if someone >>just needs someone to talk to I would be happy to communicate with >>others. > >Hi I read your post and felt so sorry for you. I am 28 and have been >diagnosed from when I was 22 and it is an absolute nightmare dealing >with all the rubbish that goes with having endometrioisis, including >when how where and why of having kids. I am not trying for kids at the >moment and worry that I'm leaving it too late as have always desperately >wanted to have them. Anyway I have read this ace book and apparently it >can sometimes help fertility levels etc to go wheat free the name of the >book which includes lots of recipes etc is called Endometriosis: A Key >to healing and fertility through nutrition by Dian Shepperson Mills. Its >veru good. Take care from Claire Thank you for the information and understanding where im coming from this has been a very scary time for me especially as I realize im getting older.
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