RE: Copy of my records and feeling very blue today--Thanks!

May 14, 2004

Thank you all for your responses.

Yes, I agree that everyone needs to get copies of their charts to see

what might be lurking in them.

Ovarian cysts usually do go away on their own, but some types don't

and need attention. I guess I would have rather known about it at the

time. I have had several ultrasounds since then and there is no

mention of it, so either it is gone or just wasn't checked because

the ultrasounds were for the pregnancy. Then again there are a few

notes by the dr. in my chart that I absolutely cannot read so it

might be in there. I don't understand how they can go through so many

years of school and not be able to write legibly?

I am trying to eat well and rest, but they are both hard to do right

now. I hope that I will be in a better emotional state after seeing

the RE on 5/24 and the hemotologist on 6/1. Yes, I just made an

appointment with the hemotologist on referral from my gp. My white

blood cell count has been slightly higher than normal on the 4 blood

tests I have had in the last 14 months even though I have not been

sick at all. One more thing to worry about now. Can fibroids cause

this?

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