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Dustygrrl said:I'm very scared.
PolythenePam said:Just wanted to add my best wishes here--I haven't met you Dusty, but I know you must be a wonderful person just like your Jen--hugs to you both.
I've had one for similar reasons; if you want to talk about it or anything, let me know, okay?Dustygrrl said:...I need to have a laparoscopy (surgery) to be checked for endometriosis and a few other things.
sexy-girl said:just wanted to say im still thinking of you both ... dusty was wonderful with my miny crisis here and i will return the favor with all the positive thoughts and prays i can muster
Yes, I have had a laparoscopy once before. The recovery time was a few days. The worst part of it was actually all the air in my chest from them using the air for whatever the reason lol. My chest hurt for like a week but it was manageable.RisiaSkye said:
I've had one for similar reasons; if you want to talk about it or anything, let me know, okay?
Bottom line: it's not as bad as you're probably expecting, and the recovery time is surprisingly short. It's a small price to pay to know, once and for all, what the hell is going on with your body--at least, it was for me.
much love & support to you, Dusty.
Thanks so much!foxinsox said:Wow, how did I miss this thread?
Dusty and Jen, all the best with what lies ahead. You have each other, and that sort of support will be be more valuable than you could imagine.
I'm sending good thoughts and best wishes your way
HotXBunz said:Dusty I haven't been on for a few days and am really sorry to hear about your health problems. Trust me, having someone who loves you close for support will make it easier.
I am a fix it person and I know that one of my biggest fears when I got sick awhile back was how I was going to pay the bills? I too am unemployed at this time. I was able to make payment arrangement with my doc and I spoke with a financial counselor/social worker at the hospital. Hospitals have something called Hill Burton funds for folks who can't pay. It has to so through a committee so it isn't guaranteed but may be worth a shot. I am still waiting. It was a blow to my ego to even apply needless to say. I am used to being on the other side of the desk but all I can do is be thankful that funds like this are even around. Check it out, it may give you some peace of mind in that area anyway.
My practitioners were good about giving me samples of drugs and there are places that have prescription grant money. Ask the SW or call your Human Services office.
Dustygrrl said:
I'm actually thinking about getting on medicaide till I can find a job. I was on medicaide before I left my last partner because she would not allow me to work. I just hate to be depending on the gov't when there are those out there that are worse off than myself.