Re: Adhesions to

[Guest guest]

Hi -

I don't have any experience of adhesions like you do...some gyno stuff,

but that is minor compared to yours! Anyway, I just thought I would

pop in and say " Hi! " I am so sorry about your pain, you have been

through so much and you have been such an example of strength for me

(and I am sure just about everyone else on this board) It really tears

at my heart that you are still struggling! I wish I could wave a magic

wand and poof! you would be healed... But life isn't that way...so I

will send you a big hug, and some cool Rocky Mountain air (all of 50

degrees here today!) and pray that you will just know the right

decision for you!

Thanks for being such an encourager to me!

Hugs,

Suzi B.

Colorado

[Guest guest]

thanks for the kind words and support Suzi, I really appreciate that.

If it were minor pain I could handle that but it is really getting

worse, waking me at night and interferring with bowel motility. I alos

think that I have a rather low tolerance for pain now. Oddly you would

think that all the stuff would have made me tougher, but it has just

made me more bothered by the pain.

Ithink we may be getting some of the Rocky mountain air this weekend as

a cold from is supposed to come in tomorrow dropping our temps by about

20 degrees. Good timing I have been getting in the mood for oyster

roasts lately and it really needs to be a lot cooler for good oysters.

Thanks again. How are you doing? Good luck with the move and remember

to take it easy.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I can't answer your question, but I know how painful it must be. A

friend of mine had several laproscopic gyno surgeries and built up

adhesions. SHe was reluctant to have them go in again due to the fact

every time they do, more develop.

Hope you feel better soon, and your guided to the right decision.

Eileen