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Re: Good news
From: Robert (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Dec 15 19:30:44 1999
Kimi:
Glad to hear about your appointment for Jan 10th. I hope it goes very well
and that you get some resolution to the endo pain. As far as your family
doc notes, maybe the family doc can pull any visits notes pertaining to endo
say within the last 12-24 months. That way the new specialist can see what
all docs have been doing for this condition the last couple of years. Good
luck on the job hunting. I'll be in that boat in about another week or two
(once we've settled in our new place). Crying is a good release when you
can just no longer take all the stress from the endo and from every day
living. I hope you've had a chance to get it all out and can move on to
getting some of the issues from the endo resolved. I hope you can one day
claim your life back and can then get back out there with friends and
enjoying life to the fullest. Hope you are doing better by the time you get
this message. If you get too depressed or too anxious meds might help.
Anti-depressants and/or anti-anxiety drugs can really help when life just
gets the best of you. And it's not of sign of weakness to have to use
either of them. Take care, my friend, love ya,
Leah S.
bobsmountain@compaq.net
-----Original Message-----
From: anonymous@obgyn.net <anonymous@obgyn.net>
To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO <anonymous@obgyn.net>
Date: Monday, December 13, 1999 1:42 PM
Subject: Good news
>Ladies, Guess what. I called the doc's office in Memphis, Dr Dan Martin.
Well
>I got an appointment with him on Jan 10th. They are going to send me some
>info on the laser surgery to remove the endo. Now all I have to do is get
all
>my medical records to them. I was wondering if I should get the ones from
my
>family doctor too. I am hopeing not. It is the bigest file I have ever
seen.
>The lady I talked to on the phone, well she sounded so nice, and was very
>helpful. I hope that they can help me to get rid of this problem. I am
>looking forward to meeting with Dr Martin. This is giving me new hope on my
>recovery. I am still trying to look for a new job. No luck in the paper
>today. My mom wants me to move home as soon as I can, and not stay the ful
30
>days like I am suposse to. I think I will at least wait until my dad gets
the
>basement finsihed. I also called my family doctor, to see if he will call
me
>a script for a stress releiver. My mom seems to think that stress is making
>things worse inside. I had talked to her on the phone earlier today, and I
>just couldn't help but to break down and cry. I don't think I got it all
out,
>but it is a good start. I've never been the type to cry. I've always
thought
>of myself as tough. Well I've learned that is not always the case. I just
>wish that I could live a normal life for once, with no pain, no sickness.
I'm
>so tired of being sick all the time. I'm tired of people thinking that they
>have to feel sorry for me. I just wish there was some way to do a body
>transplant, and find a new body that is healthy, and not run down. I feel
as
>if I"m an old lady sometimes. Like my body will just shut down one of these
>days. Is that normal???? I just wish I knew what to do. I shouldn't be
>feeling this way. I'm supossed to be out with friends, which the only ones
I
>have now, are you all. None of my real friends don't want to have anything
to
>do with me. I don't even want to have anything to do with me, and that is
>sad. I feel so lost and lonely sometimes. I'm giving myself a headache now,
>well I should go finish my cry. I hope you are all doing wonderful today.
>Love and hugs, Kimi.
>
>Btw, thanks for reading this.
>
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