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Christine
November 6, 2004 - 6:23pm
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RE: Incontinence question for Christine.
Dearest "big Marie",
I want to write this next newsletter (which is going to be very late) about how much there is to learn from reading the differences in opinion between different "camps" of pelvic reconstructive surgeons. The urogyns who believe vaginal surgery is the end-all-and-be-all of "fixes" versus the "abdominal folks" reveal very stark and shocking truths about the entire surgical realm.
The latest literature plainly states that the "evolution" of prolapse and incontinence begins with the destruction of the perineal body. I said that in my book, too, but to have it so strongly stated by a group of people who have no interest in stopping the practice of episiotomy and total interest in keeping their kids in private school as a result of their posh incomes IS OUTRAGEOUS!!!!!
Please tell your friend that she will very likely be able to help her wobbly urethra with this work. It is certainly worth her best effort, as the alternative is far more dismal than any of our hysterectomized women have the emotional wherewithal to admit to.
:*Christine