Re: I almost feel hopeless
From: Tammy (tammytl@msn.com)
Sun Oct 16 11:41:12 2005
Dear Ana,
I know what it feels like to feel like life keeps getting put on hold
due to complications related to adhesions. I had to go on federal
disability after working at a job that I really liked, I had gone to
school for 4 years to have that job. I am 35, my adhesions began in
1985 when 1/3 of my uterus was removed and then the adhesions got worse
and worse and worse as I was blessed with three beautiful children each
delivered by cesearian. In 2000 I began suffering really bad with
various complications, I had a complete hystorectomy and that just made
it all much worse. So here I am now, much like yourself, wanting to be
normal again.
There is really nothing that I can tell you that will make you better. I
can only relate.
However, there is a cure in the making. Have you heard anything about
SprayGel? If not you should look it up, you might be suprised and happy
to know that we won't have to live like this forever. There is help out
there, one final operation to make it all better, that sounds nice
doesn't it?
So hang in there, I'm right here with ya and right here for you.
one more thing, Ana, I don't know how you feel about Jesus, but this is
one of the best times in your life to get in touch with your spirital
side.
You can write to me through the IAS site or if you want to you can write
to me directly at tammytl@msn.com (use a lower case L not a #1 after
tammt).
Take Care of You
Pain Free Hugs and Best Wishes to You and Yours.
Tammy Lynn
At Wed, 12 Oct 2005, Ana wrote:
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>I am 24 years old and I feel like my life is always on hold because of
>adhesions. I had my appendix removed laproscopically in 1997. On April
>11, 2002 I ended up in the emergency room in the worst pain imaginable.
>I had a small bowel obstruction in my terminal illeum.
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