I just watched the video.
EWWWWW
I really truly wasn't prepared for that. I might have nightmares. I am not making this up.
On the... er, good news? bad news? front, it looks like they didn't find even the smallest speck of endometriosis. ...siiiiigh...
EWWWWW
I really truly wasn't prepared for that. I might have nightmares. I am not making this up.
On the... er, good news? bad news? front, it looks like they didn't find even the smallest speck of endometriosis. ...siiiiigh...
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yay!
As far as the video, you are a brave woman for watching. Am glad no one had the video going when I gave birth...owwweeeeee!
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I have a friend who has a video of her C-section. I don't think I could handle that either.
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I could see where your friend would want to see the csection. With natural birth, I felt every move she made until they put her in my arms. I don't want a recap of such a vivid memory, still. Although it was wonderful, I remember thinking during her birth that I could really use those pain meds/epidural. Like they say, it is the one painful thing that is forgotten instantly but still leaves you in awe.
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Re: Endo -- have you had a chance to talk to the surgeon yet? What's s/he say? And while I wouldn't wish endo on my enemy, I'm still sorry there isn't any in you -- at least that would give us something to FIX. :( Hugs.
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He says "you lose". Sigh.
Well, it's not quite that bad. He dilated my cervix, and since that's a source of pain for some women who've never borne children, perhaps it will help. So I'll go through this next period and see. Then it's down to San Jose to a clinic recommended by
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