I can't remember, have you tried ablation? That might help fix the problem (or at least make it more manageable) without resorting to a hysterectomy. The hysterectomy is such an unknown quantity. I've known people who were thrilled and relieved and felt so much better when it was done, and also known people for whom it just opened up a whole host of other problems.
Anyway, whatever you decide to do, you should definitely talk to your doctor about it. If you're so anemic that you're passing out, that is NOT a good sign. *hands over a few of my iron pills*
exchanged sad three-year-old phone for shiny new skinny phone at Sprint store (my old phone was 2 inches thick & had an external antenna...LOL)
*looks askance* Is there something wrong with a phone that's 2 inches thick with an external antenna? LOL I have to admit to being a total Luddite when it comes to cell phones. I never use mine, except in emergencies, so it's almost always off and buried in the bottom of my purse somewhere.
Charlotte is playing *rugby*??? God love her. That is a damn brutal sport. I hope she has fun, though! :D
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Date: 2009-03-03 10:34 am (UTC)Anyway, whatever you decide to do, you should definitely talk to your doctor about it. If you're so anemic that you're passing out, that is NOT a good sign. *hands over a few of my iron pills*
exchanged sad three-year-old phone for shiny new skinny phone at Sprint store (my old phone was 2 inches thick & had an external antenna...LOL)
*looks askance* Is there something wrong with a phone that's 2 inches thick with an external antenna? LOL I have to admit to being a total Luddite when it comes to cell phones. I never use mine, except in emergencies, so it's almost always off and buried in the bottom of my purse somewhere.
Charlotte is playing *rugby*??? God love her. That is a damn brutal sport. I hope she has fun, though! :D