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Congratulations! I'm so very thrilled for you. Now, you're on to

bigger and better things...BABY!!!!!!!!!

((((((HUGS))))))

elle

-- In ectopicpregnancyegroups, " " <marriaaa@w...> wrote:

> Hi Everyone!

> We spoke to my doctor again late last night. He said everything

> was fine. They saw a little polyp in the uterus, but are not

worried about

> that. I have an appointment this Tuesday at 9:15 PM to discuss

what's going

> to happen, receive prescriptions for meds (not sure which ones), and

to do a

> mock transfer! He said I'll start at cd 21!!! I am so

excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> maria

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Thanks! I can't wait!!!!!!!!!!

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> Congratulations! I'm so very thrilled for you. Now, you're on to

> bigger and better things...BABY!!!!!!!!!

>

> ((((((HUGS))))))

> elle

>

>

>

> -- In ectopicpregnancyegroups, " " <marriaaa@w...> wrote:

> > Hi Everyone!

> > We spoke to my doctor again late last night. He said everything

> > was fine. They saw a little polyp in the uterus, but are not

> worried about

> > that. I have an appointment this Tuesday at 9:15 PM to discuss

> what's going

> > to happen, receive prescriptions for meds (not sure which ones), and

> to do a

> > mock transfer! He said I'll start at cd 21!!! I am so

> excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> > maria

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Thanks! I can't wait!!!!!!!!!!

m.

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> ,

> Congratulations! I'm so very thrilled for you. Now, you're on to

> bigger and better things...BABY!!!!!!!!!

>

> ((((((HUGS))))))

> elle

>

>

>

> -- In ectopicpregnancyegroups, " " <marriaaa@w...> wrote:

> > Hi Everyone!

> > We spoke to my doctor again late last night. He said everything

> > was fine. They saw a little polyp in the uterus, but are not

> worried about

> > that. I have an appointment this Tuesday at 9:15 PM to discuss

> what's going

> > to happen, receive prescriptions for meds (not sure which ones), and

> to do a

> > mock transfer! He said I'll start at cd 21!!! I am so

> excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> > maria

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Thanks! I can't wait!!!!!!!!!!

m.

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> ,

> Congratulations! I'm so very thrilled for you. Now, you're on to

> bigger and better things...BABY!!!!!!!!!

>

> ((((((HUGS))))))

> elle

>

>

>

> -- In ectopicpregnancyegroups, " " <marriaaa@w...> wrote:

> > Hi Everyone!

> > We spoke to my doctor again late last night. He said everything

> > was fine. They saw a little polyp in the uterus, but are not

> worried about

> > that. I have an appointment this Tuesday at 9:15 PM to discuss

> what's going

> > to happen, receive prescriptions for meds (not sure which ones), and

> to do a

> > mock transfer! He said I'll start at cd 21!!! I am so

> excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> > maria

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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You can't imagine (actually, yes you can!).

I'm so excited, yet at the same time I realize there's so many more

challenges...

I think if I hear anyone say that they got pregnant without trying I might

strangle them (just kidding!).

m.

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> ,

>

> Great news! I'm sure you are anxious to get started on adding to your

loving

> family

> as soon as possible!

>

> :)

>

>

>

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Lou,

Congrats on the great news. I am so happy for you that everything is

looking good in your uterus and your lining is continuous. I hope you

have fun TTC and more importantly that you are successful. I will be

looking for future positive posts from you.

How wonderful. Another successful Ashermans surgery.

W

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Lou,

Congrats on the great news. I am so happy for you that everything is

looking good in your uterus and your lining is continuous. I hope you

have fun TTC and more importantly that you are successful. I will be

looking for future positive posts from you.

How wonderful. Another successful Ashermans surgery.

W

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Lou,

Congrats on the great news. I am so happy for you that everything is

looking good in your uterus and your lining is continuous. I hope you

have fun TTC and more importantly that you are successful. I will be

looking for future positive posts from you.

How wonderful. Another successful Ashermans surgery.

W

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Hi Lou

That is GREAT. I am glad all is clear and you are NOW CLEAR of as.

Your news is wonderful, it give hope to the rest of us.

Good luck

Audrey

> i had my appt fri and wanted to update everyone on my case. i had

a lap/hys june 13. had the balloon in for 5 days, anti biotics for 1

week, and estrogen for 30 days. i got my period 1 week after

finishing the estrogen. what a relief to see that. i was cautiously

optimistic though b/c i had been getting periods all along. they

were extremely painful, but i got them. this one was nothing. no

cramps, nothing. i didn't know what to think.

> i had an appt with dr san roman fri. all went incredibly well. my

uterus is wide open, the cervix looks 'beautiful' my endometrium on

day 7 was 5mm which he said was good b/c it was still early in the

cycle. he wasn't concerned with this at all and said the main thing

was that it was continuous. the entire time i was waiting for the

other shoe to drop for some bad news and it never came. i am still

in a state of shock that all is clear and that he said we could ttc.

woopee!!!!!!!!!!!

> we discussed ttc, and decided if nothing happens in 3 months we

will re evaluate. i would rather not use drugs if it can be helped.

i feel like my body should try to do something naturally. enough

with the outside intervention.

> i will say that dr san roman is fabulous. i love the man. he is

not only a great dr but has a great manner, very thorough and

gentle. good bedside manner.

> i will keep everyone posted on any new developments but am really

hoping that the worst is behind me. -mary lou

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Lou! WOW! That is the BEST news you could have recieved!

Excellent! Open uterus, good cervix, nice endometrial thickness!

You'll be pregnant before you know it! Congratulations!

Gwen

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Lou! WOW! That is the BEST news you could have recieved!

Excellent! Open uterus, good cervix, nice endometrial thickness!

You'll be pregnant before you know it! Congratulations!

Gwen

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Lou! WOW! That is the BEST news you could have recieved!

Excellent! Open uterus, good cervix, nice endometrial thickness!

You'll be pregnant before you know it! Congratulations!

Gwen

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MAry lou, I was just catching up on some posts, this is definitely the most exciting post I have read in a while. This is wonderful that you have gotten the green light after all you have been through. It is so exciting to hear that surgery can go right, how encouraging for the rest of us. I am actually going for my first HSG this Monday and I am soo apprehensive after hearing how painful it is.It will be followed by surgery some time thereafter he would like to wait a month, but we are soo presured to get back to Israel sooner. We will ask the doctor to do the surgery sooner. Have you ever heard of waiting soo long for surgery after the HSG >??? The Dr says there is a higher risk of infection doing it sooner. please respond if you have any info to offer.

judy

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Hi Theresa,

Good to hear from you and congratulations on your pregnancy!

I would immediately call your doctor to check if it is safe to continue any

medications you are on during your pregnancy. You will probably be monitored

as a high risk pregnancy to keep a close eye on your BP and protein spill. I

had two very successful pregnancies after I got IgAN.

I wish you all the best with yours.

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Hi Theresa,

Good to hear from you and congratulations on your pregnancy!

I would immediately call your doctor to check if it is safe to continue any

medications you are on during your pregnancy. You will probably be monitored

as a high risk pregnancy to keep a close eye on your BP and protein spill. I

had two very successful pregnancies after I got IgAN.

I wish you all the best with yours.

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Hi Theresa,

Good to hear from you and congratulations on your pregnancy!

I would immediately call your doctor to check if it is safe to continue any

medications you are on during your pregnancy. You will probably be monitored

as a high risk pregnancy to keep a close eye on your BP and protein spill. I

had two very successful pregnancies after I got IgAN.

I wish you all the best with yours.

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Congratulations!!! Kris and I wanted to try for kids after we got

married last Oct, but by that time, my kidney function was too low

and they had to put me on prednisone in March. I have to say, this

news hurt me very much. However, this gives me hope. : )

Sophia

> Hey all:

> It's Theresa. You may have forgotten me, as I have been sitting

> quietly in the background for the past several months. I was

> diagnosed with IGA in Oct 2002. Since then I have completed nine

> months of predisone treatment as well as been put on ACE

inhibitors.

> I have also been in remission (as my dr calls it) for almost a

year.

> Just recently I was told that I'm pregnant. I know that this topic

> was quite hot last time I was here.

> For all you that have or have had kids after your diagnosis, your

> comments and suggestions would be greatly welcomed. I'm 24 and

about

> 7 weeks along.

>

> Theresa

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Congratulations!!! Kris and I wanted to try for kids after we got

married last Oct, but by that time, my kidney function was too low

and they had to put me on prednisone in March. I have to say, this

news hurt me very much. However, this gives me hope. : )

Sophia

> Hey all:

> It's Theresa. You may have forgotten me, as I have been sitting

> quietly in the background for the past several months. I was

> diagnosed with IGA in Oct 2002. Since then I have completed nine

> months of predisone treatment as well as been put on ACE

inhibitors.

> I have also been in remission (as my dr calls it) for almost a

year.

> Just recently I was told that I'm pregnant. I know that this topic

> was quite hot last time I was here.

> For all you that have or have had kids after your diagnosis, your

> comments and suggestions would be greatly welcomed. I'm 24 and

about

> 7 weeks along.

>

> Theresa

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Congratulations!!! Kris and I wanted to try for kids after we got

married last Oct, but by that time, my kidney function was too low

and they had to put me on prednisone in March. I have to say, this

news hurt me very much. However, this gives me hope. : )

Sophia

> Hey all:

> It's Theresa. You may have forgotten me, as I have been sitting

> quietly in the background for the past several months. I was

> diagnosed with IGA in Oct 2002. Since then I have completed nine

> months of predisone treatment as well as been put on ACE

inhibitors.

> I have also been in remission (as my dr calls it) for almost a

year.

> Just recently I was told that I'm pregnant. I know that this topic

> was quite hot last time I was here.

> For all you that have or have had kids after your diagnosis, your

> comments and suggestions would be greatly welcomed. I'm 24 and

about

> 7 weeks along.

>

> Theresa

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Hi Theresa,

I trust someone else with more experience than I will comment on pregnancy

and IgAN. I just wanted to quickly pop in and say it's good to hear from

you. Congrats on both the remission and the pregnancy! We don't often get

such a double barrel of good news.

Cy

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> Hey all:

> It's Theresa. You may have forgotten me, as I have been sitting

> quietly in the background for the past several months. I was

> diagnosed with IGA in Oct 2002. Since then I have completed nine

> months of predisone treatment as well as been put on ACE inhibitors.

> I have also been in remission (as my dr calls it) for almost a year.

> Just recently I was told that I'm pregnant. I know that this topic

> was quite hot last time I was here.

> For all you that have or have had kids after your diagnosis, your

> comments and suggestions would be greatly welcomed. I'm 24 and about

> 7 weeks along.

>

> Theresa

>

>

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Hi Theresa!

Congratulations. We've heard of many successful pregnancies with IgAN.

Work very closely with your OBGYN and always remember that your body is a

vessel to be used to nurture a healthy baby. Follow your Doctors orders and

do all of the right things by educating yourself about your pregnancy, your

body and the development of your precious little gift. Let us know how

you're doing and what your Neph says as you progress through this pregnancy.

You might want to keep a journal. You may be able to use it to help others

later who will be asking the same questions you have now. Any preference

boy or girl?

Connie

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Hey all:

It's Theresa. You may have forgotten me, as I have been sitting

quietly in the background for the past several months. I was

diagnosed with IGA in Oct 2002. Since then I have completed nine

months of predisone treatment as well as been put on ACE inhibitors.

I have also been in remission (as my dr calls it) for almost a year.

Just recently I was told that I'm pregnant. I know that this topic

was quite hot last time I was here.

For all you that have or have had kids after your diagnosis, your

comments and suggestions would be greatly welcomed. I'm 24 and about

7 weeks along.

Theresa

To edit your settings for the group, go to our Yahoo Group

home page:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/iga-nephropathy/

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iga-nephropathy-unsubscribe

Visit our companion website at www.igan.ca. The site is entirely supported

by donations. If you would like to help, go to:

http://www.igan.ca/id62.htm

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Hi Theresa!

Congratulations. We've heard of many successful pregnancies with IgAN.

Work very closely with your OBGYN and always remember that your body is a

vessel to be used to nurture a healthy baby. Follow your Doctors orders and

do all of the right things by educating yourself about your pregnancy, your

body and the development of your precious little gift. Let us know how

you're doing and what your Neph says as you progress through this pregnancy.

You might want to keep a journal. You may be able to use it to help others

later who will be asking the same questions you have now. Any preference

boy or girl?

Connie

good news

Hey all:

It's Theresa. You may have forgotten me, as I have been sitting

quietly in the background for the past several months. I was

diagnosed with IGA in Oct 2002. Since then I have completed nine

months of predisone treatment as well as been put on ACE inhibitors.

I have also been in remission (as my dr calls it) for almost a year.

Just recently I was told that I'm pregnant. I know that this topic

was quite hot last time I was here.

For all you that have or have had kids after your diagnosis, your

comments and suggestions would be greatly welcomed. I'm 24 and about

7 weeks along.

Theresa

To edit your settings for the group, go to our Yahoo Group

home page:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/iga-nephropathy/

To unsubcribe via email,

iga-nephropathy-unsubscribe

Visit our companion website at www.igan.ca. The site is entirely supported

by donations. If you would like to help, go to:

http://www.igan.ca/id62.htm

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Theresa,

Just wanted to say congratulations on your pregnancy. :o) It's also

good to hear of your good luck with prednisone...I'm in the process of being

tapered off of it and so far it has worked well for me too.

Congrats again,

Amy

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> Hey all:

> It's Theresa. You may have forgotten me, as I have been sitting

> quietly in the background for the past several months. I was

> diagnosed with IGA in Oct 2002. Since then I have completed nine

> months of predisone treatment as well as been put on ACE inhibitors.

> I have also been in remission (as my dr calls it) for almost a year.

> Just recently I was told that I'm pregnant. I know that this topic

> was quite hot last time I was here.

> For all you that have or have had kids after your diagnosis, your

> comments and suggestions would be greatly welcomed. I'm 24 and about

> 7 weeks along.

>

> Theresa

>

>

>

>

> To edit your settings for the group, go to our Yahoo Group

> home page:

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/iga-nephropathy/

>

> To unsubcribe via email,

> iga-nephropathy-unsubscribe

> Visit our companion website at www.igan.ca. The site is entirely supported

by donations. If you would like to help, go to:

> http://www.igan.ca/id62.htm

>

> Thank you

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My sister and I both were dx with breast cancer. I was dx in July 1995 and I'm doing fine.

I had a mastectomy and because of two positive node I also did AC treatment (Taxol was still in trial stages then). I did 3 1/2 years of tamoxifen before dr. took me off of it. My sister was dx. in April 1997. Note that my sister was a ultrasound tech. She went to dr. because she was having a burning sensation behind the nipple. Radiologist said that there was nothing wrong. Being in the med field she had it read by someone else. Same thing. She said that she had seen the films and something wasn't right. She went to 6 surgeons before someone agreed to biopsy her because of my bc history. He really didn't think it would be and was totally surprised when it was bc. When they were doing the mastectomy on my sister they decided to biopsy a place in her other breast that they had been watching for 2 years. Well I'm sure you've guess by now that it was cancer also. So she

had a second mastectomy 2 weeks later. She had 4 positive nodes so did chemo..can't remember what it was but I know that 5FU was part of the treatment. In 1998 my mother was dx with colon cancer (dr.'s believe there is a connection between our bc and mom and grandma's colon cancer) Donna had a

local recurrance in the scar tissue in 2000. At that time she had more surgery and then radiation. In April 2004 she was dx with liver mets. I've always thought she should have had radiation at the time of first dx. But we live in different areas (she is about 2 hours away) and she wasn't willing to think that her surgeon might be wrong in the way he directed her treatment. As I told nne earlier we were told a couple of weeks ago that about 90% of her liver is involved now and they are only giving her a couple of months. She is on adriamyicin again to hopefully shrink the tumors to ease pain. She will be 52 next month and this isn't the way life was suppose to be. Oh by the way when they found her liver mets they weren't even looking for it. They were doing a sonogram of her heart and it just happened to catch a corner of the liver.

One of my best friends also lost a sister to BC. My friend had about 15 positive nodes and she is doing great 16 years later. I have another friend that had 30 positive nodes and she is great 13 years later.

Thank heaven for your tech. Oh forgot to mention by BC was missed in a mammogram 18 months before it was dx. When my sister held up my old films to the kitchen window after my dx. she could see it easily. Now why couldn't the radiologist with there special lights.

I use to to be very mad about that but finally had to let it go. Gosh this has turned into

a book. Sorry.

SharonB

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