Re: Bicornuate Uterus
From: a (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 3 Mar 2003 08:00:11 -0600 (CST)
Lizzy,
You are one courageous young woman! And bravo to your stepmother for
being there to help. Relax whenever you get a chance (even if it's just
taking a few deep breaths in through the nose and out through the
mouth). Hang in there!
At Sun, 2 Mar 2003, Lizzy wrote:
>
>I want to ad that I am 15 and am under stress and scarred for hundreds
>of reasons why. I don't mean to make you women feel bad that I am
>scarred cause of reading here. I have to go to court cause I was forced
>by a boy from school and he got aressted and got to go to jail and now I
>have to go to court to tell my story about what he did to me. I am
>against aborting a inocent baby so I am putting this baby up for
>adoptian. Sorry my spelling is very bad. My stepmom found your sight
>for me for support and showed me how to post. Even tho I am putting up
>the baby for adoptian I want to make sure the baby is ok and that the
>parents get a healthy baby and the baby gets a good life. I am trying
>to make sure I cover all the basis and want to do my best and eat right
>and stuff like that.
>
>At Sun, 2 Mar 2003, Lizzy wrote:
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>>What the heck is a bicornate or septate uturus? I want to know cuase I
>>am going to my first appoentment on Wednsday and need to make sure my Dr
>>makes sure I don't have one. I am scarred and worried this is my first
>>pregnansy. What all test should I make him give me? I wasn't so scarred
>>before but I started to read here at this web sight and now all of you
>>make me scarreder. How do I know if I have a uturus problem to and how
>>do I make sure I get all the right test done? I don't want to lose my
>>baby. I think I am seven weaks or 6. I am getting so scarred.
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