Thursday, July 22, 2010
1:23 PM | 
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Erin
On January 19, 2010, I wrote about my miscarriage.
On May 12, 2010, I wrote about how I thought I was pregnant...but I wasn't.
Yesterday, on July 21, 2010, I had out-patient surgery. It was the surgery that I should have had in January.
Seven months is a long time to be on this roller coaster of knowing that something is not right.
So what's the moral of this story?
If your doctor doesn't hear you when you say that there is something wrong...FIND A NEW DOCTOR. Ladies (and gentlemen), you know your body better than anyone else on this planet. Listen to it. Be persistent.
My doctor apparently found a few polyps (or something...I am not even sure) that he sent off to pathology. This is good because it means that there is a logical explanation to the symptoms that I have been having since January.
I ask for your prayers. Please pray that the pathology report comes back normal. Please pray that the surgery yesterday fixes all that was wrong.
My gut tells me that things will be normal...but still.
Even though all of this could have (and should have) been corrected in January, I know that God had a reason for this to happen. I put my trust in Him.
I am ready for moving on!
On May 12, 2010, I wrote about how I thought I was pregnant...but I wasn't.
Yesterday, on July 21, 2010, I had out-patient surgery. It was the surgery that I should have had in January.
Seven months is a long time to be on this roller coaster of knowing that something is not right.
So what's the moral of this story?
If your doctor doesn't hear you when you say that there is something wrong...FIND A NEW DOCTOR. Ladies (and gentlemen), you know your body better than anyone else on this planet. Listen to it. Be persistent.
My doctor apparently found a few polyps (or something...I am not even sure) that he sent off to pathology. This is good because it means that there is a logical explanation to the symptoms that I have been having since January.
I ask for your prayers. Please pray that the pathology report comes back normal. Please pray that the surgery yesterday fixes all that was wrong.
My gut tells me that things will be normal...but still.
Even though all of this could have (and should have) been corrected in January, I know that God had a reason for this to happen. I put my trust in Him.
I am ready for moving on!
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11 comments:
Oh Erin - Sending lots of prayers for plenty of good news.
Good for you for listening to your gut. You're correct - something not enough of us practice.
I am praying for you!!!! You are absolutely right though.... We know when something is not right. Your doctor needs to listen to you. I had a similar experience. I KNEW I was pregnant but none of the tests came back positive. The Doctor wouldn't listen to me that something was wrong, so I stopped going in and just put up with the symptoms. A month later I had a miscarriage, and it was determined that I was 12 weeks pregnant!!
Praying for you to feel your body is normal again!
Kari
Allied Moms
Praying for you Erin. I hope this surgery helps solve the problem. And you are so right...go with your gut and if that doctor will not listen find one who will. I went through that last year and feel very confident with my primary and specialist.
Hugs!
Praying and believing for the Good Report for you!
Hello Erin, I found you through Allied Moms. I'm a new follower now.
I'll keep you in my prayers, you are in the hands of God.
Hi! I'm stopping by from Allied Moms & I want you to know that I just prayed for you!! Sending hugs!
Jessica
I had no idea!! Praying you are on the right track...I know God has a plan. Cannot WAIT to catch up!
Jennifer Mc
Praying right now they figure everything out!! physical stuff is not fun. =(
God has a reason for everything...even when we have no clue what's going on!! Will be praying for you!
Hi Erin. I am visiting from Allied Moms. Sorry to hear about what you went through. I am glad to hear you went for a second opinion.
I am praying for you.
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