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Re: other endo treatments-Nano
From: carolyn (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Jun 30 10:39:12 1999
Thank you so much. I feel a little better today thanks to everyone being so
kind. I am just sick to death of lupron. When I decided to take it I
thought, How bad can it be? Unfortunately I found out. I have already lost
5 lbs. So since I need to lose more I guess there is one good thing about
it. LOL!
Carolyn
-----Original Message-----
From: nano <anonymous@obgyn.net>
To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO <anonymous@obgyn.net>
Date: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 3:44 AM
Subject: Re: other endo treatments
>I can't give you any practical advice but want you to know that it's
>sometimes can feel really hopeless with endo. My experience is that the
>hardest part is to adjust the life to living with endo.
>A bear hug for you, hope you feel better soon.
>At Tue, 29 Jun 1999, carolyn wrote:
>>
>>Here's the brief version of my story. I am 23 married, no children. I
have been dealing with endo for 6 yrs. I have tried several different
treatment options and nothing has worked. I had a lap in April. I just
received my second shot of lupron this week and I honestly don't think I can
take it any more. The only other thing my dr. has discussed with me is a
laporatomy (sp?). She said that it was much more invasive and there is a
chance you could endo up with more scar tissue. I really want to have
children someday, but I feel that I am running out of options. I don't want
to stop taking the lupron without knowing what my other options are. Lupron
was the only one of these kinds of drugs my insurance will cover. Any info
on the laporatomy or other treatments would be helpful.
>>Carolyn
>
>--
>Nano,
>PS. Feel free to drop me a private mail. TS.
>http://members.xoom.com/Nano_Nowhere
>
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