Guest guest Posted May 12, 1999 Report Share Posted May 12, 1999 Heidi wrote: > >I don't like the sound of your new doctor, I'm sorry to say. > > Physicians who aren't willing to even consider pursuing >other treatments (especially non-invasive or less-invasive) ones should >be dealt with cautiously, if you ask me. You see, this is my big problem right now. I live in Sweden and this is the only vestibulitis expert we have. I may see any doctor, but they will soon recommend this one. Everybody has told me that she is so good, but maybe she hasn't even been on the Internet reading about Dr Glazer (for example) or anything. I don't know what to do since she is my only hope. I want to tell her about all these treatments that we discuss here on the list, but I maybe she will get angry if I seem to know a lot she doesn't know. I must have the right attitude, because I really want to try other things before surgery. But what kind of attitude could that be, I wonder. Maybe I don't want to try surgery at all. I'm living a quite normal life, it's just that I can't have sex. I don't want to take the risk to make it all worse. But how am I going to tell her this if she really believes that surgery can't make anyone worse? If I refuse to try it, maybe she will " abandon " me. I'm so afraid. //beth. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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