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Hungarian Midget Woman
    Location: Midwest | missroselee - 2014-03-08 11:33 AM
barrelracr131 - 2014-03-08 12:14 PM Jello? or Sprite and saltines?
Sprite is the only thing I can drink right now. I don't have any jello here at the house because it's not something we normally eat and I wasn't even thinking about getting stuff for this.
I just ate two pieces of toast, so far so good :).....
Hubby has to run up to the store later and I'll have him get some jello.
Hope you feel back to normal soon! Sounds like you are on the road. :) |
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  Damn Yankee
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         Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | SG. - 2014-03-08 1:27 PM Don't rush the eating. water if you can... So thankful you are getting answers! The colon deal wow So glad they caught that!
I'll have to ask hubby to explain more on that. The surgeon came in and talked to us about it but I wasn't tracking 100 percent what he said. Hubby was pretty much taking care of everything for me :) |
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  More bootie than waist!
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          Location: Riding Crackhead. | missroselee - 2014-03-08 9:15 AM Good news, both ovaries looked just fine, no issues. He even took photos and showed us (not that I can remember what the photos looked like now). When he did the internal ulstrasound he saw what he thought was the left ovary adhered to the uterus and something about it just didn't look right. Well, it turns out it was the colon adhered to the uterus, not the ovary, which is why it looked funny.
He detached that, removed some endo, and will biopsy it.
Bad news, the endometriosis is significantly bad. Worse then expected. He did not want to try to remove it all for fear of doing more harm with all the scarring, so he will see me in four weeks to discuss treatments/options/etc.
HUGE kudos to the OR staff in getting me cared for and home. In the past, anesthesia issues have kept me at least overnight or even several days. Not only do I get very sick and can't keep anything down, I shake so bad afterwards that I can't even breathe.
They had all the meds prepped and waiting for me when I woke up. I broke my left hand really bad years ago and they even had a heated blanket for it since it hurts really bad when it gets cold :). They were able to control the shaking within minutes and boy did that make all the difference. I think I was in recovery 2-3 hours and not once did they make me feel rushed to get out of there, even when I was the very last one to leave :)
I still can't eat, but I am drinking more. So going to keep up with that and try to eat again tonight. I'm not nearly as sore as I thought which is great, so overall, things are going really really well. Thank you again.
Glad everything came out OK. Scary about the colon but it sounds like you had wonderful care. |
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  Damn Yankee
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         Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | Ice cream :). Stayed down and felt better afterwards..... |
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| missroselee - 2014-03-08 4:53 PM Ice cream :). Stayed down and felt better afterwards.....
So glad you got something to stay down, and can't complain about ice cream! :) Happy healing! |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | missroselee - 2014-03-08 4:53 PM Ice cream :). Stayed down and felt better afterwards.....
Awwww Ice Cream good for the Soul  |
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  More bootie than waist!
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          Location: Riding Crackhead. | missroselee - 2014-03-08 4:53 PM Ice cream :). Stayed down and felt better afterwards.....
Oh yeah!!!! Nothing makes a person feel so good like ice cream!  |
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                    Location: In the Hills of Texas | Glad to see you posting..
Prayers for healing.
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                      Location: Here | missroselee - 2014-03-08 4:53 PM Ice cream :). Stayed down and felt better afterwards.....
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  Damn Yankee
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         Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | Thank you guys for all the support. Hubby had to run into work this morning. He should be home before too long. Waiting on him then going to try a warm shower and move around a bit more. I want to just walk out to the barn and back at least once. I was supposed to work today, hubby was going to take me and do it for me while I directed, but I'm not sure I can handle a car ride right now. I don't have much to do. |
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        Location: Alberta | Great to see you posting, happy healing  |
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  Damn Yankee
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         Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | Thank you again. Today is a much much better day. I stopped taking the percocet that they gave me. I think it was the biggest reason for the vomiting. So far so good. Ate a sandwich yesterday afternoon and just a few minutes ago and feeling ok. Even the pain isn't too bad with not taking it. I have rx ibuprofen and did take a percocet right before I went to bed.
I took a robaxin last night too and it helped tremendously. I think my shoulders and neck were so stiff and cramped that it was causing a lot of the pain.
I can never never stress enough to everybody, particularly ladies, to be so very proactive about your healthcare!!! I don't know what may or may not have happend had I listened to the first three doctors who said this all was nothing, but I'm glad I don't have to find out. And endometreosis is a lifelong condition. There is no cure for it. It never really goes away. So even one surgery doesn't "fix" it. But at least now I have a doctor who knows this and listens, and already is starting to put a plan together for long term treatments. |
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| Glad they treated you so well!! Glad you are on the mend. |
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  Angel in a Sorrel Coat
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     Location: In a happy place | Sounds like things are looking up! And most importantly you have plans. |
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         Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | sorrel horse ranch - 2014-03-10 1:32 PM Sounds like things are looking up! And most importantly you have plans.
They definitely are! I'm a little nervous about what else will happen. I have always knows about the endometriosis, but have always felt it was "manageable" and minor. I never really had issues with it until a year ago, and after the miscarraige it got way worse.
So finding out that it's much worse then originally thought and knowing it is a lifelong condition, coupled with the fact that if we did decide to try to have a child there would always be complications, makes me nervous. BUT, at least I'm not in the dark about it anymore and we can actually make plans and I can finally be in control again :) |
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  Angel in a Sorrel Coat
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     Location: In a happy place | missroselee - 2014-03-10 12:40 PM sorrel horse ranch - 2014-03-10 1:32 PM Sounds like things are looking up! And most importantly you have plans. They definitely are! I'm a little nervous about what else will happen. I have always knows about the endometriosis, but have always felt it was "manageable" and minor. I never really had issues with it until a year ago, and after the miscarraige it got way worse.
So finding out that it's much worse then originally thought and knowing it is a lifelong condition, coupled with the fact that if we did decide to try to have a child there would always be complications, makes me nervous. BUT, at least I'm not in the dark about it anymore and we can actually make plans and I can finally be in control again :)
There is so much to be said for being in control of your life and being able to make plans. Usually there are enough options to make things work out okay. My prayers continue for you and your husband. Enjoy those horses, dogs, turtles and that beautiful home. Sorry you have had so much pain but you do have blessings also. |
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                      Location: Here | sorrel horse ranch - 2014-03-10 1:24 PM missroselee - 2014-03-10 12:40 PM sorrel horse ranch - 2014-03-10 1:32 PM Sounds like things are looking up! And most importantly you have plans. They definitely are! I'm a little nervous about what else will happen. I have always knows about the endometriosis, but have always felt it was "manageable" and minor. I never really had issues with it until a year ago, and after the miscarraige it got way worse.
So finding out that it's much worse then originally thought and knowing it is a lifelong condition, coupled with the fact that if we did decide to try to have a child there would always be complications, makes me nervous. BUT, at least I'm not in the dark about it anymore and we can actually make plans and I can finally be in control again :) There is so much to be said for being in control of your life and being able to make plans. Usually there are enough options to make things work out okay. My prayers continue for you and your husband. Enjoy those horses, dogs, turtles and that beautiful home. Sorry you have had so much pain but you do have blessings also.
I agree SHR. and I agree MRL. Always be proactive. So glad you are feeling better |
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 A Somebody to Everybody
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Glad to hear that you are starting to move around and feeling better |
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 Looking for Lady Jockey
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      Location: Rodeos or Baseball games | Glad your feeling better.  |
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  Angel in a Sorrel Coat
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     Location: In a happy place | Well how things going this Tuesday morning. I can't tell you how glad I am that you stayed after this until you got some answers. My hope is your are having a good day and getting to walk to the barn! |
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