Re: UGHHHHH

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Scarlet

I suffer from fatigue daily,mood swings daily,lately no cravings but either i

dont eat or when i do i feel like im going to throw up.I have cramps also

daily from fibroids but i can tell u when its that time of the month the cramps

feel like i want to punch a hole in the wall i end up doubled over.It also make

my narcolepsy even worse(i litterally bang head on the desk at least20 times a

day if im at puter and narcolepsy sets in my head drops and bang right on the

desk thats normal days but when its around that time of month i triple the

times it happens)I am always bloated now and no idea why so gave me water pills

but dont work but when its that time of the month i litterally looks like i am

ready to deliver at any time lmao

Take Care

Darcy

ScarletCatnRuby2@... wrote:

Ya know on top of the daily pain, some of us WOMEN are so lucky to get

to go

through PMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! POSITIVELY MENTAL SHIT! My GAWD, I

know I cannot speak for all women out there, but am I the only one who

suffers through like major fatigue, crazy mood swings, cravings one second

wanting

to throw up the next. I feel like I am 90 years old riddled with aches and

pain, and cramping and bloating. And this is just the fun-filled 14 days before

the actual period. :::BANGING HEAD ON DESK::: I think the hardest thing is

fighting exhaustion from a hormone overload on top of a drug load over load

as well.

Ok, I am done with my manic rant!

BAHHHHH HUMBUG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oh and did I mention I hate 90 degree weather as well.

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>

>

> I have cramps also daily from fibroids but i can tell u when its

> that time of the month the cramps feel like i want to punch a hole in the

> wall i end up doubled over.

Darcy, they can get rid of the fibroids for you... and if they keep coming

back, you can get an endometrial ablation, which seems to make them slow way

down in coming back.

[Guest guest]

Stephaine,

Girl " get outta my HEAD " ......i am going through the same thing right

now!!

[Guest guest]

Hi

yep i know im justing waiting for them to clear me for the surgery cause of

the pain pump dr wont do it til a yr from when had pain pump put in make sure

everything is going ok with it but since i had to have another operation due to

pain its been pushed back again.

Darcy

wrote:

>

>

> I have cramps also daily from fibroids but i can tell u when its

> that time of the month the cramps feel like i want to punch a hole in the

> wall i end up doubled over.

Darcy, they can get rid of the fibroids for you... and if they keep coming

back, you can get an endometrial ablation, which seems to make them slow way

down in coming back.

[Guest guest]

Wow, a *year*! That's a long, painful wait, with fibroids. Especially

since the D & C isn't a great big deal, I'm usually home in time for lunch.

(I think I've had four or five now. Suckers keep growing back!)

>

> Hi

> yep i know im justing waiting for them to clear me for the surgery

> cause of the pain pump dr wont do it til a yr from when had pain pump put in

> make sure everything is going ok with it but since i had to have another

> operation due to pain its been pushed back again.

> Darcy

>

> wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > I have cramps also daily from fibroids but i can tell u when its

> > that time of the month the cramps feel like i want to punch a hole in

> the

> > wall i end up doubled over.

>

> Darcy, they can get rid of the fibroids for you... and if they keep coming

> back, you can get an endometrial ablation, which seems to make them slow

> way

> down in coming back.

>

>

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they are wanting to do a full hysterectomy on me so thats why the wait

wrote: Wow, a *year*! That's a long,

painful wait, with fibroids. Especially

since the D & C isn't a great big deal, I'm usually home in time for lunch.

(I think I've had four or five now. Suckers keep growing back!)

>

> Hi

> yep i know im justing waiting for them to clear me for the surgery

> cause of the pain pump dr wont do it til a yr from when had pain pump put in

> make sure everything is going ok with it but since i had to have another

> operation due to pain its been pushed back again.

> Darcy

>

> wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > I have cramps also daily from fibroids but i can tell u when its

> > that time of the month the cramps feel like i want to punch a hole in

> the

> > wall i end up doubled over.

>

> Darcy, they can get rid of the fibroids for you... and if they keep coming

> back, you can get an endometrial ablation, which seems to make them slow

> way

> down in coming back.

>

>

[Guest guest]

That sure explains it! Sounds like with your fibroids, it's a good plan,

best of luck with the surgery.

>

> they are wanting to do a full hysterectomy on me so thats why the wait

>

> wrote: Wow, a *year*! That's a

> long, painful wait, with fibroids. Especially

> since the D & C isn't a great big deal, I'm usually home in time for lunch.

> (I think I've had four or five now. Suckers keep growing back!)

>

>

>

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In a message dated 6/19/2006 1:33:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

darcyann1966@... writes:

hysterectomy

I wish I had a hysterectomy when I had my c section having my daughter. I

had thought about it, but the husband was like " NO. " After that pregnancy, I

knew that I wasn't having any more children. My diabetes is to brittle to get

pregnant again, I have all these nerve problems now, Im on tons of pain meds

and I seriously do not think that I could have a healthy baby this time

around. So, here I am SYBIL every month from hormones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DAMN

UTERUS!

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In a message dated 6/19/2006 11:18:36 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

love4puppers@... writes:

but no more periods.. yippie skippie..

Well, ya know at the time when I brought up hysterectomy, I was ONLY

battling diabetes, so the doctors thought that maybe I was rushing to judgement

about having a hysterectomy, and they thought I should think about it and

reconsider, because at the time I was only 30, and they didn't want me to do

this

then regret it if I wanted another child. THEN... in 2003 I developed the

neuropathy and went on DRUGS, and my diabetes was uncontrolled and, I knew that

I

was not going to be able to have another baby. I couldn't come off all these

drugs for 9 months and suffer through the neuropathy pain. People who have

the neuropathy know how painful and unbearable the pain can be. I just didn't

see me coming off these pain meds to do that. And then, I wasn't convinced

that with my diabetes and as I got older that I could have a " healthy " baby.

I just wish while they were in the area, I had it done. OOOOHHH how I would

LOVE to be free of PMS and periods. Mostly the PMS.

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ScarletCatnRuby2@... wrote: Hello, Well I can say, I was 31, when i

had my hysterectomy. I do not have kids, Pregancy and me were like a match and

gasoline not a good mix to say the least. All i can say is, Recovery from a c

section was definalty differnt, never having had one with kids, but once i

passed the recovery stage. I love it, now as of now.. knock on wood, i am not on

hormones, i was left with one overy.. and the rumor has it that it still is

working.. but no more periods.. yippie skippie..

Carin.

In a message dated 6/19/2006 1:33:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

darcyann1966@... writes:

hysterectomy

I wish I had a hysterectomy when I had my c section having my daughter. DAMN

UTERUS!

[Guest guest]

Well ONLY diabetes is enough when you are going through pregancy. When i was

pregant, I was pregant 3 times, lost 2 sets of twins and a singleton all around

4 months, alot of the medications i take, have never been tested on women of

child bearing years, or on pregant women, or on fetuses, and so on. And as i sit

here now. 2 years after the hysterectomy, I would love for my only problem to be

getting my blood suger up. when you add whats wrong with my lower back, that is

basicaly, a jumbled mess of bones, that are either, hernieiate, twisted,

estended, shoved to one side and the list goes on, and a growth in my spinal

coloum, and the dr having fits becuse my pain killers are not working. on top of

everything else. With one misscarriage, the DNC was done wrong and damaged the

inside of my uterus.. and i had fybroids the size of golf balls and then some

larger, my dr took pictures to show me.. lol.. there was no way for me to have a

child unless i was in bed for 9 months and

off all my medications. like that could happen safely for everyone concerned.

it was not worth the gamble, my life or a babys life. So i know where you are

comming from.

ScarletCatnRuby2@... wrote:

In a message dated 6/19/2006 11:18:36 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

love4puppers@... writes:

but no more periods.. yippie skippie..

Well, ya know at the time when I brought up hysterectomy, I was ONLY

battling diabetes, so the doctors thought that maybe I was rushing to judgement

about having a hysterectomy, and they thought I should think about it and

reconsider, because at the time I was only 30, and they didn't want me to do

this

then regret it if I wanted another child. THEN... in 2003 I developed the

neuropathy and went on DRUGS, and my diabetes was uncontrolled and, I knew that

I

was not going to be able to have another baby. I couldn't come off all these

drugs for 9 months and suffer through the neuropathy pain. People who have

the neuropathy know how painful and unbearable the pain can be. I just didn't

see me coming off these pain meds to do that. And then, I wasn't convinced

that with my diabetes and as I got older that I could have a " healthy " baby.

I just wish while they were in the area, I had it done. OOOOHHH how I would

LOVE to be free of PMS and periods. Mostly the PMS.

[Guest guest]

I had a Hyst 13 yrs ago and let me tell ya...its the best operation I

ever had... No more periods...no more bloating...and no more worring

about if the pads i bought were going to be big enough. Just make sure

they look at your ovaries when they are in there...this yr is March I

had to have my left ovary removed because they left a blood clot in

there from the endo.

>

> they are wanting to do a full hysterectomy on me so thats why the

wait

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In a message dated 6/19/2006 11:40:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ScarletCatnRuby2@... writes:

was not going to be able to have another baby. I couldn't come off all these

drugs for 9 months and suffer through the neuropathy pain. People who have

the neuropathy know how painful and unbearable the pain can be

there are narcotics that u can take while u are pregnant they dont pass

through the cord did u know that? and losing your uterus doesn't do anything

for hormones they come from the ovaries and they rarely take them out unless

they have to ..

Rose

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In a message dated 6/19/2006 11:18:36 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> love4puppers@... writes:

>

> but no more periods.. yippie skippie..

>

> I've got that after a Microwave Endometrial Ablation... I *love* that

part! They did that because the fibroids kept growing back, and were nasty

painful during a period.

On the other hand, I'd love to know if these are hot flashes I'm having...

hard to tell if it's menopause, or the flu! (I'm 42, it could go either

way)

[Guest guest]

I have had a hyster. but the question is if I had a full or partial. I was told

in '97 that he had done a partial, so all these years I have thought that until

couple of months ago when they did a ultrasound on my ovaries and they could not

find them. My report shows in couple places that I had a partial then anohter

shows a full. My doctor who is questioning this has sent for the pathology

report. I have the hot flashes, but my estrogen is showing ok, but my

testotolone is very high. So, maybe I will learn something. But, the hot flashes

can be unbareble. Well good luck.

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[Guest guest]

.....ditto......boy are we on the same wave length.....I don't know

about you but I get migrains and I wonder if the banging head on keyboard

could be why....

-- Re: UGHHHHH

Scarlet

I suffer from fatigue daily,mood swings daily,lately no cravings but either

i dont eat or when i do i feel like im going to throw up.I have cramps also

daily from fibroids but i can tell u when its that time of the month the

cramps feel like i want to punch a hole in the wall i end up doubled over.It

also make my narcolepsy even worse(i litterally bang head on the desk at

least20 times a day if im at puter and narcolepsy sets in my head drops and

bang right on the desk thats normal days but when its around that time of

month i triple the times it happens)I am always bloated now and no idea why

so gave me water pills but dont work but when its that time of the month i

litterally looks like i am ready to deliver at any time lmao

Take Care

Darcy

ScarletCatnRuby2@... wrote:

Ya know on top of the daily pain, some of us WOMEN are so lucky to get to go

through PMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! POSITIVELY MENTAL SHIT! My GAWD, I

know I cannot speak for all women out there, but am I the only one who

suffers through like major fatigue, crazy mood swings, cravings one second

wanting

to throw up the next. I feel like I am 90 years old riddled with aches and

pain, and cramping and bloating. And this is just the fun-filled 14 days

before

the actual period. :::BANGING HEAD ON DESK::: I think the hardest thing is

fighting exhaustion from a hormone overload on top of a drug load over load

as well.

Ok, I am done with my manic rant!

BAHHHHH HUMBUG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oh and did I mention I hate 90 degree weather as well.