Thank you. Thank you. Thank you onemore, your words are very encouraging. My first appointment at the Royal Women's is on the first of October. I will be telling them that I am available at all times of course. A little earlier tonight it was confirmed by my gp that i have poly cystic ovary syndrom. He has started me on medication for that already, and the best part is that it helps me lose weight too, biggggg bonus. This will all help me get ready for the op when the time comes...
Tell me more about you, was the op a success??
Hi framaine,
Iv`e just gone 12 months post-op, unfortunately no luck yet but my GP keeps telling me not to worry its early days yet. Healing for me after the op took longer than expected, the wound didn`t heal untill about 7 weeks after the op. I had to fly from Melbourne to Kununurra (which is about 5 hours) a week after the op then a couple of days later my DH`s work had a 4x4 driving trip which I must say was a bit rough, so all this probably didn`t help that much. Then all the stress of trying to get pg only makes things harder.
I can tell you the more you obsess the less likely you are to fall. (It has taken me this long to realise though) The op does play havoc with your body, up untill the last 2 months af has been all over the place.
I am heading back to the Royal Womens on Aug 24 to have the dye put through to make sure all is still in working order, I`m nervous but excited at the same time. At least I will know what is happening in there.
If you want to chat some more send me a PM and I will answer any questions as best I can, nice to have someone to talk to about this..
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