Re: My Update - current pg mentioned

[Guest guest]

Ann-Marie,

I'm relieved to hear it was just an infection. I can't imagine how relieved

you were, either! I do think you should complain about your ill-treatment.

That's awful. When I hear things like this, it just makes me wonder how

anything ever gets accomplished with all these medical idiots around.

Good luck with your appt. Keep us updated!

(((((HUGS))))),

[Guest guest]

Ann-Marie,

I'm relieved to hear it was just an infection. I can't imagine how relieved

you were, either! I do think you should complain about your ill-treatment.

That's awful. When I hear things like this, it just makes me wonder how

anything ever gets accomplished with all these medical idiots around.

Good luck with your appt. Keep us updated!

(((((HUGS))))),

[Guest guest]

Ann- Marie,

Post us right away after your u/s! I am glad things seem to be going

well for your pg. And I think you are right, everything is going to be ok. I

just can't believe that your medical communitity is so dumb about EP's.

Someone with a previous EP could die before they even knew what was

happening. Another upside of living in the old US of A. I can't wait to hear

about your u/s! Tahnks for letting us know how you are doing, ((HUGS)))) Ki

Kim ttc #1, 4+ yrs

mom to angel babies,

Christain (12-31-99) early m/c

(3-11-00)EP, metho

[Guest guest]

WOW ... Please do keep us posted and udated. Good luck to you and yours.

Do you mind answering where do you live? From reading some of the posts I

am going to assume, not in States.

e

>

>Reply-To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

>To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

>Subject: My Update - current pg mentioned

>Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2000 09:38:44 -0000

>

>Hi all,

>

>Thanks for the thoughts I am sorry I have not posted sooner

>but I have been so busy at work that |I have had to bring work home

>in the evenings as well.

>

>Anyway, I went to the Accident and Emergency Department last Friday

>with pains....paranoid Ann-Marie.....I had a urine infection. I cried

>uncontrollably and thanked the Dr when she told me. I went to see the

>community midwife on Tuesday and was again refused the hcg bloodwork.

>But hey when I get through all this am I going to make some major

>complaints regarding the way I have been dealt with. I have spoken to

>a midwife that I have contact through with work and she has told me

>that it would be routine to do regular bloodwork prior to the u/s. I

>have my appoinmtnet through for the hospital for \tuesday and this is

>when I will have the u/s to establish that everythiong is OK. I'm

>silently confident that it is as I feel quite positive and have not

>had any pains (apart from infection, which has since cleared) and no

>bleeding.

>

>Anyway, will keep in touch.

>Ann-Marie

>

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Hi e

You are right to assume i do not live in the States. I live in

Liverpool, England.

I was interested to read that you too were diagnosed prior to your ep

as having a baby in the womb. This also happened to me. It was

diagnosed by a senior doctor on two occasions and by the sonographer

on two occasions. After the ep was diagnosed 10 days lated I was

informed that I never had one in the womb after all. When I returned

to see the consultant for my follow up and complained that I could

have died due to a misdiagnosis I was informed that I had had a

heterotopic pregnancy...that is one in the womb and one in the

tube!!!!!!!

Anyway, just food for thought. Hope to speak soon.

Ann-Marie

> WOW ... Please do keep us posted and udated. Good luck to you and

yours.

> Do you mind answering where do you live? From reading some of the

posts I

> am going to assume, not in States.

> e

>

>

> >From: " Ann-Marie " <Annmarie.@b...>

> >Reply-To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

> >To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

> >Subject: My Update - current pg mentioned

> >Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2000 09:38:44 -0000

> >

> >Hi all,

> >

> >Thanks for the thoughts I am sorry I have not posted sooner

> >but I have been so busy at work that |I have had to bring work home

> >in the evenings as well.

> >

> >Anyway, I went to the Accident and Emergency Department last Friday

> >with pains....paranoid Ann-Marie.....I had a urine infection. I

cried

> >uncontrollably and thanked the Dr when she told me. I went to see

the

> >community midwife on Tuesday and was again refused the hcg

bloodwork.

> >But hey when I get through all this am I going to make some major

> >complaints regarding the way I have been dealt with. I have spoken

to

> >a midwife that I have contact through with work and she has told me

> >that it would be routine to do regular bloodwork prior to the u/s.

I

> >have my appoinmtnet through for the hospital for \tuesday and this

is

> >when I will have the u/s to establish that everythiong is OK. I'm

> >silently confident that it is as I feel quite positive and have not

> >had any pains (apart from infection, which has since cleared) and

no

> >bleeding.

> >

> >Anyway, will keep in touch.

> >Ann-Marie

> >

>

>

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Hi e

You are right to assume i do not live in the States. I live in

Liverpool, England.

I was interested to read that you too were diagnosed prior to your ep

as having a baby in the womb. This also happened to me. It was

diagnosed by a senior doctor on two occasions and by the sonographer

on two occasions. After the ep was diagnosed 10 days lated I was

informed that I never had one in the womb after all. When I returned

to see the consultant for my follow up and complained that I could

have died due to a misdiagnosis I was informed that I had had a

heterotopic pregnancy...that is one in the womb and one in the

tube!!!!!!!

Anyway, just food for thought. Hope to speak soon.

Ann-Marie

> WOW ... Please do keep us posted and udated. Good luck to you and

yours.

> Do you mind answering where do you live? From reading some of the

posts I

> am going to assume, not in States.

> e

>

>

> >From: " Ann-Marie " <Annmarie.@b...>

> >Reply-To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

> >To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

> >Subject: My Update - current pg mentioned

> >Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2000 09:38:44 -0000

> >

> >Hi all,

> >

> >Thanks for the thoughts I am sorry I have not posted sooner

> >but I have been so busy at work that |I have had to bring work home

> >in the evenings as well.

> >

> >Anyway, I went to the Accident and Emergency Department last Friday

> >with pains....paranoid Ann-Marie.....I had a urine infection. I

cried

> >uncontrollably and thanked the Dr when she told me. I went to see

the

> >community midwife on Tuesday and was again refused the hcg

bloodwork.

> >But hey when I get through all this am I going to make some major

> >complaints regarding the way I have been dealt with. I have spoken

to

> >a midwife that I have contact through with work and she has told me

> >that it would be routine to do regular bloodwork prior to the u/s.

I

> >have my appoinmtnet through for the hospital for \tuesday and this

is

> >when I will have the u/s to establish that everythiong is OK. I'm

> >silently confident that it is as I feel quite positive and have not

> >had any pains (apart from infection, which has since cleared) and

no

> >bleeding.

> >

> >Anyway, will keep in touch.

> >Ann-Marie

> >

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi e

You are right to assume i do not live in the States. I live in

Liverpool, England.

I was interested to read that you too were diagnosed prior to your ep

as having a baby in the womb. This also happened to me. It was

diagnosed by a senior doctor on two occasions and by the sonographer

on two occasions. After the ep was diagnosed 10 days lated I was

informed that I never had one in the womb after all. When I returned

to see the consultant for my follow up and complained that I could

have died due to a misdiagnosis I was informed that I had had a

heterotopic pregnancy...that is one in the womb and one in the

tube!!!!!!!

Anyway, just food for thought. Hope to speak soon.

Ann-Marie

> WOW ... Please do keep us posted and udated. Good luck to you and

yours.

> Do you mind answering where do you live? From reading some of the

posts I

> am going to assume, not in States.

> e

>

>

> >From: " Ann-Marie " <Annmarie.@b...>

> >Reply-To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

> >To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

> >Subject: My Update - current pg mentioned

> >Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2000 09:38:44 -0000

> >

> >Hi all,

> >

> >Thanks for the thoughts I am sorry I have not posted sooner

> >but I have been so busy at work that |I have had to bring work home

> >in the evenings as well.

> >

> >Anyway, I went to the Accident and Emergency Department last Friday

> >with pains....paranoid Ann-Marie.....I had a urine infection. I

cried

> >uncontrollably and thanked the Dr when she told me. I went to see

the

> >community midwife on Tuesday and was again refused the hcg

bloodwork.

> >But hey when I get through all this am I going to make some major

> >complaints regarding the way I have been dealt with. I have spoken

to

> >a midwife that I have contact through with work and she has told me

> >that it would be routine to do regular bloodwork prior to the u/s.

I

> >have my appoinmtnet through for the hospital for \tuesday and this

is

> >when I will have the u/s to establish that everythiong is OK. I'm

> >silently confident that it is as I feel quite positive and have not

> >had any pains (apart from infection, which has since cleared) and

no

> >bleeding.

> >

> >Anyway, will keep in touch.

> >Ann-Marie

> >

>

>

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