A strange question

September 4, 2001

First, again thanks to everyone for the welcomes and suggestions.

Work today has been ok. There has been a lot of talk about what's been

going on with me, but none of it had to do with the ep...it was mostly about

my blood clot. So, I handled that well as that's an easy subject not to get

emotional about.

My OB called to check up on me and I asked him about the spotting. He

thinks it's just the start of the cycle, or what my period will be this

month. Since I'm seeing him Monday for the lap follow-up, he said I should

just keep that appointment unless things get worse. He gave me a list of

about 10 things that I should look for and call him if any one of them

occur.

I have a question for anyone to answer, and it may be stupid, but here

goes....is there anyway to tell which side you'll ovulate from if you have

both your tubes? I guess I'm curious if it generally alternates from side

to side of if there really is no way to tell. Seems like a silly question,

I know, but I'm thinking when we're ready to ttc if there's a way to find

out which side is which, it may be smarter to try and get it when it's on

the " good " side, instead of the one I had the surgery on. These things that

pop into my head...who knows what else may pop in there today!

~Kim

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September 5, 2001

kim

that is so not a strange question. i had o pains on whichever side i

ovulated on and often on the same side in my back. but the only way to make

sure is u/s. good luck

love

Crystal

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