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Cheers for all the support on my hysterectomy thread - I didn't die, bolt upright mid op or contract MRSA

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MrsCarrot · 21/05/2008 20:18

or any of the other million things I was terrified about, strangely enough!

So, thanks for all the kind words, advice and information tips, especially bag packing ones from Expat. I had to take two to fit it all in but it was very useful.

My histology is back and is all clear so that is a huge relief. It is an odd feeling though, as it was completely clear, ie, the previous cone biopsy had removed all the cancer, it felt really weird to think a healthy organ was removed. Unfortunately that militant HERS website had got to me and I couldn't stop thinking about all the things they said could happen, especially as it seemed I didn't need the op, but I know I did
really as they could never have been sure they'd got it all or that it wouldn't come back but it is frustrating that there was no way of knowing.

I am trying to put possible side effects out of my mind as basicly I feel really well and think I will probably be fine, but thanks again, the support was so helpful.

Anyway, enough sentimentality, as you were.

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saralou · 22/05/2008 20:40

glad it all went well

MrsCarrot · 22/05/2008 21:35

Thanks, Saralou, peppermint tea was useful and the wind was bloody awful!

Hi Laughalot - will pop and say hello soon

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MrsJohnCusack · 22/05/2008 23:58

Fantastic news MrsC
as I said, I'd wondered how you were getting on as well

those bloody HERS people have got a LOT to answer for

MrsCarrot · 23/05/2008 11:47

Thanks, MrsJC

It is awful of them isn't it, they did actually make me hesitate about the surgery. I went to the doctor and said I was having doubts a few days before and she was horrified at the things i'd read.

I thought about it again when it turned out the cervix was healthy and I started to worry about the side effects and wondering if i'd made the right decision, but after speaking to that specialist the other day I feel better. If there was ANY chance of a speck of that being left behind it's not good news so it is for the best. I am very lucky, plenty of people my age and younger haven't been. Actually if I hadn't had a loop treatment four years ago that turned out to be only inflammation, I wouldn't have been having more frequent smears. Horrible thought.

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