Re: Re: Endometriosis,Lorraine

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Good Morning, Lorraine,

Just received your reply. Gee, this site is sometimes gets 'clogged up' and

replies arrive so late. I, too, have five children. By the time the little one

was three, I was very ill...don't like to recall bad memories. But since then

have learned the diet, and ways to keep my body well.

One thing I keep handy for pain is Braggs unfiltered apple cider vinegar. It

works, unbelievable as it sounds. Hope this year is a better one for you and for

all of us.

Take CARE.

God bless,

Marie

Subject: Re: Endometriosis

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Monday, December 28, 2009, 7:10 AM

 

Marie,

I know fibro usually becomes active after an accident or tragedy, but never

heard that having more than 3 kids could do it. Guess that's why I have it so

bad right now. I have 5 kids.

As for the endometriosis, I had it and didn't know it. I had the worse abdominal

pains, but didnt' know what was causing them. When I was having my 3rd baby via

c-section, the doctor found it. Everything inside me was glued together. My

husband watched as the doctor had to lift out several organs plus my intestines

to get to all of it and remove it. Felt great after recovery and was able to

ahve 2 more babies.

Lorraine

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> Good Evening,

> I have experienced endometriosis. Yes, it is an extremely painful condition. I

suggest you see the gynecoligist as soon as possible. This gets worse in time.

Mattering on how far this has grown, there are new techniques to treat rather

than the dreaded hysterectomy.

> Enrometriosis is tissue that is usually sloughed off from the interior uterus

wall causing the blood loss of menustration. This tissue somehow begins to grow

on the outside of the wall and other areas. Noone knows why this happens.

> Again I recommend that you go to your doctor and have this immediately taken

care of. It can lead to other problems.

> Usually Fibro comes after a major surgery, an auto accident, or have had more

than three children. I was a prime candidate for the illness. Fibro snuck

up masked as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and later as the dreaded Fibromyalgia.

> I have since gotten a grip on the beast and am in remission... no pain,

no fatigue, and a bit more energy. But I have to keep working on staying well.

> Hope this helped.

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