He said it's "normal" for women to get pains. He said it's problably ovulation except I went on the pill in October so I'm not ovulating and before that, ovulation put me in a bent over position and I could hardly walk!
As far as I'm concerned, It's never "normal" for anyone to be in pain all the time. AAAAGGGGHHHHHH. The frustration! Take care, Jen
At Sun, 14 Apr 2002, Chrissy492@aol.com wrote:
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>Oh you poor thing you have one of those doctors without ears! Sorry to say
>but yep, this is the norm with doctors not listening or being compassionate -
>in my case anyway and I'm sure in lots of others here.
>They give you tests after tests and then.....yup - more tests! They give you
>tests that look inside your organs and hmmmmm do you think adhesions are in
>there? I think they're on the outside trying to look in - those nasty
>stringy, gluey, sticky, not wanted adhesions!
>I've been to doctor after doctor and one of them told me to go and see a
>priest. Some of them told me it was all in my head. The best a doctor told
>me was "you are a woman and are supposed to be in this pain," hmmmm, maybe
>I'll give him "the" operation to change him into a woman and then tell him -
>now there, there, Sir - you are a woman now and are supposed to be in this
>pain. AHH this devil mind of mind....<<<<laughing that evil laugh>>>>> tee
>hee
>Love and Hugs to you Jen - hang in there sweets
>~Chrissie xo's