After years of being married and no kid’s insight, I decided to make a doctor’s appointment. After my examination, the nurse told me to get dress and wait for the doctor. He finally came in to see me, He informed me that I had fibroid tumors gave me two choices, the first choice was to live with pain the rest of my life. The second choice was to get a total hysterectomy, “you don’t have to choose right now. You can make an appointment for next Wednesday and we will go from there. All I could do was cry on my way home. I cried so hard I couldn’t drive any further so I pulled over to get myself together. The following Wednesday came and I found myself once again sitting in the hot sit at my gynecologists’ …show more content…
I was always reading something terrible that had been done to a poor child. People who don’t even want kids were popping them out like rabbits. Years went by and I came to grips with my life, I would never have any kids of my own. One day while I was at work, I was online and met a nice guy, so I thought. We dated for 8 months before we moved together. I was working two jobs, life was great. Then things began to go south after 6 months of us being together. I couldn’t stand his guts! So one day he said to me ‘you’re a** is pregnant’! Being the smart mouth I am, I said ‘now you have lost your mind, because no babies are coming out of this body’. Just to be on the safe side I went and bought a pregnancy test. It only gave me a spot of pink, so I bought another one and it only gave me a ½ pink line. I finally gave in and the next morning we went to the …show more content…
I gave a sample, she took me vitals and we talked about each other’s families while she ran her test. We both laughed and laughed then she said to me, ‘let me be the first to congratulate you, your baby is due December 5th ‘. I began to hyperventilate. I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. I was in shock for about 20 minutes. She made me sit with her until I calmed down, my boyfriend was waiting for me in the waiting room. We were happy about our soon to be bundle of joy. At the end of my third month I began to have some complications and was placed on bed rest for a month. After a while I began to feel better and was allowed to go back to
I have three children two boys and one girl, but when I got pregnant of my third baby I did not planed to have another baby. I was using calendar method because the pills method had side effect in my body; so I decided to use the calendar method, but just worked for three years the calendar method because I got pregnant. I was in shock because I did not want to have another baby. I remember when I went to the doctor and he told me that I was pregnant I started cry and my husband was with me and he told me that everything will be okay not to worry.
Good Evening Barbara for getting back with me if it was not for Kim I really and few more employees at Penfed. Really I would had left and my father as when. Barbara with kim am trying to get loan which am going to reapply with my boyfriend, now the autoloan its crazy. Since day one.
In endometriosis, this endometrial tissue begins to grow in places outside the uterus. Typical sites include the fallopian tubes, intestines, vagina, and on scars that my form after abdominal surgery. The misplaced endometrial tissue thickens, engorges with blood and bleeds during the menstrual cycle, just like the normal tissue in the uterus. However, there is no place for the abnormally placed endometrial tissue outside the uterus to shed blood. This results in the formation of cysts, scars, and adhesions. This process can also block or affect the fallopian tubes so that conception and pregnancy are less likely to happen. It can also result in complete infertility. Other symptoms of endometriosis are often associated with heavy or painful periods. Risk factors for the development of endometriosis include having a mother or sister with the disorder, never having children, starting the menstrual period at an early age, and frequent or long periods. According to Dr. Camron Nezhat, Laparoscopic Surgeon at Stanford University, 5.5% of women in the U.S are infected with Endometriosis and 30% to 40% are infertile as a result of it.
While I was in the recovery room, my surgeon came in and told my boyfriend and I that the fetus had grown to the point where my tube ripped so they had to remove my left fallopian tube completely. My first thought was my baby and why this had to happen to me. Everything happened so fast that I didn’t know how to process all of it. It was hard to know that I was pregnant one moment and then the next having that amazing feeling getting ripped away from me. A couple hours later I was finally able to go home and rest. As days go on I think about all the things that happened to me in that short period of time. I didn’t know what an ectopic pregnancy was until that day.
It started nine months when a young 16 year old girl found out that she was going to have a baby. She scared about people finding out and about what her parent are going to say about their new grandchild that is on the way and that will be her sooner then she thinks. *** She is now three weeks away from giving birth to the baby she has kept a secret form everyone even her parents. One day at school wearing the largest sweat shirt she asked if she can be excused, because she needs to pee for the million time. Once she gets to the girls restroom she know something is totally wrong and she start having contractions and the baby is coming now in the high school bathroom. A few moments later you here crying from a little baby girl. The 16 year old
A hysterectomy can be a life-saving procedure for women who are having serious reproductive health issues. Dr. John Macey, MD performs this procedure and many others as part of his practice. If you live in Kentucky, Alabama, or the mid-central Tennessee area near Nashville, Dr. Macey encourages you to call his office for all of your OB/GYN needs. After a thorough examination, he’ll discuss any possible health issues you may have and offer effective treatment options to help overcome them.
The doctor calls your house asking for you to come down to his office to talk. As you walk in, you feel your heart in your throat. As he sits the two of you down he begins, "There is a problem we need to discuss. We received your test results back." He continues by telling you that you 're having trouble conceiving because of a genetic abnormality you never even knew you had. Your mind races and your heart sinks. How is this possible? You never thought you would have to deal with not being able to have a baby one day. "There are several options you have to try and conceive without passing on the genetic abnormality " the doctor continues to explain, but the one I would recommend first is Pre Implantation Genetic Diagnosis." You and your
I am sitting with the father of my baby in the doctor's office, to see how the baby is doing. I'm not sure what to expect but I don't know if it's good or bad news. So far I'm been feeling nervous and honestly prefer being anywhere but here. When the doctor comes I start hoping there's nothing wrong, and that the baby is perfectly fine. “We couldn't find a heartbeat” the doctor said, “This means you had a miscarriage”. I couldn't believe that I had a miscarriage. “This can't be happening I've been taking good care of myself" I thought how could this be possible if I was following what the doctor told me to do to keep the baby healthy. I couldn't stop crying, I kept blaming myself and how I should've taken better care of the baby and myself.
If you have ever ridden a roller coaster then you can comprehend where our family was. We were latched in for the ride. There was no stopping it – only riding it out and getting off as soon as possible. My personal declaration throughout the entire journey was, “every mountain would be made low and every valley high and I would walk on flat ground.” Isaiah 40:4
“Perimenopause is the period extending from the first signs of menopause- usually hot flashes, vaginal dryness, or irregular menses- to beyond the complete cessation of menses” (2014). There are two basic regimens for Hormone therapy, estrogen alone and estrogen plus progestin. “The purpose of estrogen in both regimens is to control menopausal symptoms by replacing estrogen that was lost owing to menopause. The progestin is present for one reason only; to counterbalance estrogen mediated stimulation of the endometrium, which can lead to endometrial hyperplasia and cancer” (2016). The estrogen/progestin regimen is used for women who still have a uterus while the estrogen only is used for women who have undergone a hysterectomy.
The year was 2010, I was a senior in high school and it was Thanksgiving night. I felt sick to my stomach. The anxiety I felt kept me from enjoying the thanksgiving dinner. I counted and counted the days back, it had been six weeks since I last had a period. That night I drove to deliver my boyfriend thanksgiving dinner. I also intended to pick up the pregnancy test he had for me. That night when all the lights were out and my parents asleep, I quietly tiptoed to the bathroom. I was eager to know my fate. While waiting for the results to appear, my heart sunk. I felt my heart in my stomach. The test stick was ready. My heart beat rapidly, my hands trembled as I picked up the pregnancy test. I couldn't tell if it said negative or positive.
Conventional medicine's respond to fibroid tumors is quite often a hysterectomy or any other type of surgery and medications - none which often guarantees that fibroids will never return. Nature, in contrast, can shrink or eliminate uterine fibroid tumors by addressing their source cause and utilizing remedies which create a setting in which fibroids are not
My mom she did not eat nor speak a word. I tried not to bother her. The doctor came out of the operation room with deliberate look on his face. Something was not right. He said “I am truly sorry to inform you this bad news. We tried our best. He is in a comma.” There I could not even stand still now. I fell on my knees and started crying out loud. I could not hold it anymore.
In a total hysterectomy with salpingo-oophorectomy,the uterus plus one ovary and Fallopian tubes are removed surgically.
First of all, found I was pregnant I was so shocked with weird looking expression on my face. I was nineteen years old with no type of financial stable, home, car, school. Actually in May 2007 I was had no signs of pregnancy, I eat all the time all day everyday so I was not thinking I was pregnant with baby in my stomach. I knew when I did not get my monthly visitor every month their was a problem. I went to the doctor and took a pregancy test. At home I was watching television, I was pretty sure everything would be fine I told myself that. The phone rang I ran out my room so fast to grab the phone I said hello. On the other end of the phone the nurse tells me is this, Tamika Thomas I said yes this is me’’ I like to inform you my gut began to twisted up she said the words that forever