Re: (to Nano)
From: Linda (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Nov 5 15:27:17 1999
Dear Nano,
I'm glad you're being treated so well. My problem with having so much
information is that I argue all sides of a problem with myself; I don't
need to have a confrontation with my doctor. I hope you hear good news!
Take care.
Linda S
At Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Nano wrote:
>
>I'll been having the fatigue and pain from surgery as to be expected.
>My hubby has been taking real good care of me and I've received good
>treatment in all ways, also in pain management. If there's to be something
>that's not so good, is myself pushing me to hard. I'll get some testresults
>from the surgery on monday and worry about this I've been denying until now,
>so it's catching up on me.
>
>Do you feel more clear over facts now when you've had time to think about
>the information you've been given? I always feel more comfortable and secure
>when I understand what's going on.
>
>Wishing well and of better days to come,
>Nano
>diagnosed March 25, 1988 at 1st lap. Horrible situation.
>2nd lap Sept 3rd, 1990. 3rd lap Jan 10, 1992.
>4th lap Nov 11, 1992. No endo at eyesight, but no biopsy
>done. I've been in pain, tired, nasuea, all the classical
>symptoms. Not as horrible all the time though.
>5th lap Aug 30, 1999. Cysts on both ovaries removed. Endo spots left, on ovary and colon.
>A couple of weeks later told they found what they at
>present define as border line cysts. Also known as LMP.
>Laparotomy 28 Oct, 1999. Right ovary removed.
>Feel free to mail me at endosis@hotmail.com
>Please donate free food at http://www.thehungersite.com/index.html
>http://members.xoom.com/Nano_Nowhere
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