Our journey through infertility, the loss of our daughter Avery, and the birth of our miracle babies.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Going under the knife
I don't have time to do a long post but I wanted to just post that I will be having surgery on January 26th. I am going to have my gallbladder removed, have my endometriosis lasered, and have the ovarian diathermy done on my ovaries. I am a little bit nervous about the insurance part of it but will keep praying that the majority of the procedure will be covered. I am expecting to only be out of work and school for 3 or 4 days and back to my marathon training within a couple of weeks. I hope it doesn't put me too far behind. I am trying to not get my hopes up but you all know that my dream is for this procedure to work miracles on my messed up body and that Skeet and I will be able to get pregnant the good old fashioned way or even with a simple IUI. Dr. S is excited about the procedure but I am getting the impression that he still thinks we will have to do IVF. I really wish we could prove him and Dr. D wrong. So that's it... it's going to happen, just like I wanted. I hope I don't regret it!!
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Good luck! I'm not excited for you to have to have surgery, but I really am excited for the diathermy to work!
I'll be praying for your surgery, your healing, and for a baby!!
Jenell
sending prayers your way. *hugs*
That is such exciting news. I will pray that you have a quick recovery and that this surgery will result in a pregnancy for you. Take Care.
Candi, I am excited for you and will be praying that all goes well. Good luck.
Candi I haven't seen you in sooo long. I wish when I lived by you, I was more aware of what you were going through. I am obsessed with your blog. I cry everytime I see your beautiful Avery. Even Kody cried last night when we listened to the song "Letter from Avery." We don't have any idea what you have been through. We had a tiny tiny taste of fertility issues, which I talked with you about a few times, but nothing even close to what you have experienced. I have a friend named Alecia Ross. She had 4 miscarriages in a row before finally having a baby in July. She did some kind of shot in her stomach three times a day during her pregnancy. She really wants to talk to you but she doesn't know you and doesn't want you to think she is crazy. I got pregnant after doing IUI and had my baby in June. Anyway I know these things are not the same as what you are dealing with, but I wanted you to know that your story has touched my life sooooo much. I want to help in any way I can. I want you to know I am praying for you. I hope your surgery goes well! Please let me know what you need. I am truly inspired by you and your strength.
I will be thinking of you on the
26th and will pray that you become a "baby making machine!"
Good Luck - I have a good feeling about this, don't you?
How exciting! I hope your surgery goes well and it helps your dreams come true! I'll be thinking of you!
~Rae
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