Dr. Wood-Molo, Rush University Hospital, Chicago

[Guest guest]

Good morning, ladies.

I am wondering if any of you have had any experiences

with a Dr. Wood-Molo, an RE at Rush University

Hospital in Chicago? Good, bad, or indifferent? She

has mullerian anomalies listed in her bio as an area

of special interest. I found one post on the INCIID

boards thanking her for successful IVF treatment, but

other than that, I've only come across her name in a

few medical journal type articles.

Thanks!

Ann

(the offices of the other RE that I contacted, a Dr.

Edmond Confino at Northwestern University, have yet

to respond to my appointment request - if any of you

have info on him, that would be helpful, too!)

[Guest guest]

Hmmm. . . at the risk of sounding like I'm talking to myself. . .

I just wanted to pass along that I met with Dr. Wood-Molo yesterday,

and she was PHENOMENAL. She has tons of experience dealing with MAs,

and is very keen on being pro-active in dx'ing and correcting them.

She listened to all of my concerns, confirmed that my other doc was

wrong to disregard my request for additional testing, and is getting

me in for an MRI NEXT WEEK with resection soon to follow. She has

great bedside manner, is funny, and VERY, VERY current on MA

literature. For the first time since I was told I had an MA (in early

June), I am feeling confident that I have a doctor who will get me

through this. We'll see how things go, but at this point, I highly

recommend her.

Ann

(p.s. I really like the fact that she recommends Valium for HSG

patients. . . particularly after having my HSG on Monday. . . I wish

I had been offered that option!)

(p.p.s. I never did hear back from the other doctor that I

contacted. All for the better, I guess!)

> Good morning, ladies.

>

> I am wondering if any of you have had any experiences

> with a Dr. Wood-Molo, an RE at Rush University

> Hospital in Chicago? Good, bad, or indifferent? She

> has mullerian anomalies listed in her bio as an area

> of special interest. I found one post on the INCIID

> boards thanking her for successful IVF treatment, but

> other than that, I've only come across her name in a

> few medical journal type articles.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Ann

>

> (the offices of the other RE that I contacted, a Dr.

> Edmond Confino at Northwestern University, have yet

> to respond to my appointment request - if any of you

> have info on him, that would be helpful, too!)

[Guest guest]

Hmmm. . . at the risk of sounding like I'm talking to myself. . .

I just wanted to pass along that I met with Dr. Wood-Molo yesterday,

and she was PHENOMENAL. She has tons of experience dealing with MAs,

and is very keen on being pro-active in dx'ing and correcting them.

She listened to all of my concerns, confirmed that my other doc was

wrong to disregard my request for additional testing, and is getting

me in for an MRI NEXT WEEK with resection soon to follow. She has

great bedside manner, is funny, and VERY, VERY current on MA

literature. For the first time since I was told I had an MA (in early

June), I am feeling confident that I have a doctor who will get me

through this. We'll see how things go, but at this point, I highly

recommend her.

Ann

(p.s. I really like the fact that she recommends Valium for HSG

patients. . . particularly after having my HSG on Monday. . . I wish

I had been offered that option!)

(p.p.s. I never did hear back from the other doctor that I

contacted. All for the better, I guess!)

> Good morning, ladies.

>

> I am wondering if any of you have had any experiences

> with a Dr. Wood-Molo, an RE at Rush University

> Hospital in Chicago? Good, bad, or indifferent? She

> has mullerian anomalies listed in her bio as an area

> of special interest. I found one post on the INCIID

> boards thanking her for successful IVF treatment, but

> other than that, I've only come across her name in a

> few medical journal type articles.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Ann

>

> (the offices of the other RE that I contacted, a Dr.

> Edmond Confino at Northwestern University, have yet

> to respond to my appointment request - if any of you

> have info on him, that would be helpful, too!)

[Guest guest]

Hmmm. . . at the risk of sounding like I'm talking to myself. . .

I just wanted to pass along that I met with Dr. Wood-Molo yesterday,

and she was PHENOMENAL. She has tons of experience dealing with MAs,

and is very keen on being pro-active in dx'ing and correcting them.

She listened to all of my concerns, confirmed that my other doc was

wrong to disregard my request for additional testing, and is getting

me in for an MRI NEXT WEEK with resection soon to follow. She has

great bedside manner, is funny, and VERY, VERY current on MA

literature. For the first time since I was told I had an MA (in early

June), I am feeling confident that I have a doctor who will get me

through this. We'll see how things go, but at this point, I highly

recommend her.

Ann

(p.s. I really like the fact that she recommends Valium for HSG

patients. . . particularly after having my HSG on Monday. . . I wish

I had been offered that option!)

(p.p.s. I never did hear back from the other doctor that I

contacted. All for the better, I guess!)

> Good morning, ladies.

>

> I am wondering if any of you have had any experiences

> with a Dr. Wood-Molo, an RE at Rush University

> Hospital in Chicago? Good, bad, or indifferent? She

> has mullerian anomalies listed in her bio as an area

> of special interest. I found one post on the INCIID

> boards thanking her for successful IVF treatment, but

> other than that, I've only come across her name in a

> few medical journal type articles.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Ann

>

> (the offices of the other RE that I contacted, a Dr.

> Edmond Confino at Northwestern University, have yet

> to respond to my appointment request - if any of you

> have info on him, that would be helpful, too!)

[Guest guest]

This is great news, Ann! I know how that feels... I had my

2nd opinion on Tuesday and will be having an MRI first

thing Wednesday! Would love to hear how it goes for you.

a

33, BU/SU??? MRI sched. for 8/17

TTC #1 since 03/2005