The Way Out 27 Apr 2013 @12:33pm | Posted in: Endometriosis WordPress somehow deleted the text of this entry, I have to go to work, I will rebuild it and repost later today
Chronic 21 Apr 2013 In my dreams I am five years younger able-bodied, these are the stories I tell. This is not senescence, just painful reminiscence. My age says I should still be young. Illness brings on pity, disbelief, sympathy it's a chilling tone I hear in their voices, and I hide the pain in my room. When I can I hide in dreams. Another doctor, another test, another medication more side effects, ...
Missing Link: Endo & the Pelvic Floor 21 Apr 2013 After my surgery my pain initially was better, though after my first period, and restarting birth control it raised back up to near pre-surgery levels. Even with a constant flow of Vicodin most days I struggled to walk more than a few feet. I was started on Lupron and after the clinical flare the pain did improve by at least …
Complications 30 Mar 2013 The past few weeks I’ve been having lots of problems, turns out they are not likely caused by the Endometriosis itself, but rather complications caused by the Endometriosis and surgery. Last week I had my first appointment with my new gynecologist. It was a real eye opener, and I am so thankful that I switched doctors. The reasons why will …
Oops I Need a New Gynecologist! 02 Mar 2013 March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, and I realized what a better way to start out than to talk about doctor drama. Endometriosis has some sobering statistics, it is a disease that 1 in 10 women are likely to have, AND the average amount of time it takes to get a diagnosis …
