"Life has many ways of testing a person's will. Either by having
nothing happen at all, or by having everything happen all at once."
nothing happen at all, or by having everything happen all at once."
This is exactly what has happened over the past month.
We had such an enjoyable time at the EndoWhat event, hosted by Reply OB/GYN & Fertility. It was a reviving moment! A moment to finally get #HerYellowRibbon back up and running! And just like that... life happened!
Coming off of celebrating a successful event, my body chose to do it's own thing. 1 week after the EndoWhat event, there I was, in the doctors office, in excruciating pain! We were all unsure of what could have happened so soon. What began as a quick visit, quickly turned into an in-office procedure. But, timing couldn't have been better. I happened to come into the office on the same day that the Medical Director and the Radiologic Technologist were both available to see me.
The findings? 2 large polyps in my uterus, cysts on my ovaries and a blocked Fallopian tube - all jumping for attention at one time! (Initially, the polyps were mistaken for a large uterine fibroid based on the size and distance.)
After completing the in-office SIS (saline-infusion sonogram) it was determined that I would need surgery, very soon and after 3 years of hiding, my Endometriosis was back!
We had such an enjoyable time at the EndoWhat event, hosted by Reply OB/GYN & Fertility. It was a reviving moment! A moment to finally get #HerYellowRibbon back up and running! And just like that... life happened!
Coming off of celebrating a successful event, my body chose to do it's own thing. 1 week after the EndoWhat event, there I was, in the doctors office, in excruciating pain! We were all unsure of what could have happened so soon. What began as a quick visit, quickly turned into an in-office procedure. But, timing couldn't have been better. I happened to come into the office on the same day that the Medical Director and the Radiologic Technologist were both available to see me.
The findings? 2 large polyps in my uterus, cysts on my ovaries and a blocked Fallopian tube - all jumping for attention at one time! (Initially, the polyps were mistaken for a large uterine fibroid based on the size and distance.)
After completing the in-office SIS (saline-infusion sonogram) it was determined that I would need surgery, very soon and after 3 years of hiding, my Endometriosis was back!
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