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jmqphd93
August 28, 2006 - 3:34pm
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Post-hysterectomy
conquer,
Check out hersfoundation.com - you might find some help for your friend there also.
(:
Jean
mommynow
August 28, 2006 - 5:27pm
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maybe
My sister's friend had a hysterectomy and she felt awful for quite a long time. She said she feels great now but it took 6 months before she could say that.
conquer_inside
August 28, 2006 - 8:45pm
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Thank you. The site just
Thank you. The site just makes me wish I had been more willing to risk offending them before the surgery and tell them not to. :( I did use the contact form to ask for information that might be helpful. Hopefully I'll get some good stuff. :) I suppose the lesson in this is "The worst that could happen is they'll get offended." If it was MY uterus, I would want someone to risk offending me. Not that I didn't say anything... but I didn't push AT ALL, and I really didn't look up anything about complications to know what to say, beyond that there could be hormonal consequences. I guess I should stop feeling like a bad friend- I'm sure they wouldn't fault me. :(
conquer_inside
August 28, 2006 - 9:46pm
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jackpot!
I've already gotten a great lead! Looks like it may be nerve damage. I'm waiting more information from HERS and need to get more info to them from my friend as well. I am still interested in whether or not the 'rules' concerning posture are different now for my friend. That may be something that only Christina could answer.
Beth Ann
September 4, 2006 - 12:03pm
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any hope post-hysterectomy
Hey Conquer,
Been there,I had the same surgery done only I also had a bladder lift at the same time. My Drs. were very honest with me and told me my recovery would be 6 months. That was in summer 2003,by the summer of 2004 I was feeling great, on top of the world. By summer 2005 I had a prolaps and still have it, I am trying to find the best way to deal with it. I had no other options so I had the surgery. This time I have options so I am trying real hard to stay away from surgery.I send my best. (((HUGS)))
Beth
Beth Ann
September 4, 2006 - 12:27pm
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helpful link?
Concuer,
Here is an address you may find useful, it describes the surgery in detail. I really hope you find what you are looking for in here.
http://www.emedicine.com/med/top3323.htm#target1
Beth