Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
I don't have cancer. Yay! I do have a very heavy endometrial build-up of some kind, which could develop into cancer, so I do need a total hysterectomy, which I will have in a couple weeks. Best case scenario, I will be in the hospital overnight, and the most should be 4 days. I won't be able to drive for awhile (until I am, as he said, able to "slam my foot down on the brakes" if I need to). He also said that I can't lift 20 pounds or more for awhile or go up and down stairs. He said I will be fine to be on my own, with James at school, as long as I don't do lifting, etc. He said I will have to take 4 to 6 weeks off of work. LOL Believe me, I am not worried about having that done. I told him to just take out anything I don't need.
The interesting thing is that if he had been there yesterday (so frustrating yesterday!), I wouldn't have found out about my eye. Yep, how many people do you know who go to the OB/GYN and find out they have a problem with their eye? Now you know one. I mentioned that I thought I might have pink eye and was wondering if he could give me a prescription for antibiotics. He examined my eye and found out that I possibly have an ulcer in my eye or an ocular tear (rip, not crying kind of tear, lol). They called my regular doctor and she called an antibiotic eye drop prescription in for me. If that doesn't heal it, I may have to go see an ophthalmologist.
Barbara
The interesting thing is that if he had been there yesterday (so frustrating yesterday!), I wouldn't have found out about my eye. Yep, how many people do you know who go to the OB/GYN and find out they have a problem with their eye? Now you know one. I mentioned that I thought I might have pink eye and was wondering if he could give me a prescription for antibiotics. He examined my eye and found out that I possibly have an ulcer in my eye or an ocular tear (rip, not crying kind of tear, lol). They called my regular doctor and she called an antibiotic eye drop prescription in for me. If that doesn't heal it, I may have to go see an ophthalmologist.
Barbara