Elocin even if they took your ovary (which they wont) you will still ovulate every month as one ovary will start producing the goods for every month. But this isn't going to happen.

Also with only one tube but 2 ovaries it is possible for the egg from the right side to travel down your left tube especially when there isn't a right tube to beat it to it. Tubes don't stay in one place and the fimbria those hair like fingers on the ovary side of the tube can sweep the egg towards it even when its on the opposite side. If your remaining tube is in good nick then having only one tube doesn't reduce your chances of conceiving by 50% or anything like that. For me my remaining tube was damaged although I was still very fortunate to fall pregnant on our own but we do know the egg came from the ovary with the tube.

I have had a laparoscopy for dye studies and debriding adhesions and I was back at work after 5days and feeling great. When my tube was removed with the ectopic pregnancy however I did take 6weeks of and the recovery time was much more difficult. Not sure if having a tube removed without an ectopic pregnancy in it would be any different to what I had done. I guess it would be the same however I didn't enter the surgery in a good frame of mine and was compromised going into the surgery so that definately impacted on my recovery.

Will be thinking of you and wishing you speedy recovery vibes and your own miracle BFP shortly afterwards.