Marie from Sally

From: Sally Grigg (lostcst@mcn.org)
Wed Aug 28 13:30:34 2002


Dear Marie, Hi, welcome and hello, I've never had an ovarian cyst or problem as the doctors took out all my female parts to prevent "problems" later on. I do know that a lot of women on this board have had similar problems and hope that they have the time and are not in too much pain to respond to you. We are all volunteers and most of us suffer greatly ourselves. I do believe that there are now excellent treatments for your problem. Please stay in touch and think positive even though it may be the hardest thing you have to do. We care about people here at the adhesions site.

Please go to the main site at http://www.adhesions.org and study. It's a wealth of information and especially read past emails by Helen Dynda. She has done a great job of finding other medical sites where we can find out just what we need to know. Take care of yourself and good luck. I can't type too long, my hands and arms and thumbs seem to be disintegrating. And they hurt. Anyway, all my prayers and love to you, Sally Grigg

>----- Original Message -----
From: "Marie" <anonymous@medispecialty.com> To: "Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS" <adhesions@mail.medispecialty.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 11:47 PM Subject: anyone relate?

> i have adhesions. Had all my life. 22 major surgeries. just had a
> pelvic ultra sound done and they found a mass with a lesion. The
> radiologist report states: an ovary with a lesion and my small bowels
> filled with unknown substance.
> Well, I had a radical hysterectomy 5 years age. I have no ovaries. Went
> to my GYN today, showed her the films with the mass and told me that
> when i had my hysterectomy done and I was loaded with adhesions, if they
> just left a tiny portion of tissue (which was very possible) that I
> could have grown another ovary.
> she did blood work, said it would take 3 days to return to see if I have
> ovarian cancer.
> the pain is now unbearable and it takes me 30 minutes every morning to
> move my bowels and it is very painful.
> She said it could be either adhesions causing the pain in my inyestines
> or I do have an ovarie and it may be cancerous.
> I am just beside myself after getting this news.
> After 4 specialists and CT's and 3 ultra sounds, no one knows what is
> wrong with me and I am getting sicker.
> Is ovarian canc3er curable? If I even have it. And has anyone else had
> anything similar to what I have described?
> I would appreciate any input from anyone right now. I'm really stressed
> bad over this.
> Thanks for reading. God Bless!
> Marie
>
> --
> I have the same problem. i had A CT Scan without contrast, i am allergic
to the dye, and a mass was found. It was not attached to anything, as i've had a radical hysterectomy 5 years ago. but this last pelvic ultra sound, done after drinking those two bottles of sulfate, > outlined the same mass, but this time, the mass looks as if it is in the
small bolel, also. > I am very concerned at this point. i am being sent to me GYN for a smear.
my family doc suspects cancer, but is not very worried because it has not attached very far. > whatever this means.
> So, i feel your worry and I, too, have very bad pain, and have to
> rock back and forth everytime
> i have a bowel movement.
> I sure wish someone would tell me something soon.
> I pray a lot, and will also for all of you out there suffering and
concerned. >
> God Bless
>


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