howdy ladies,
I made it, I think I see the light on the other side. I can at least stay awake for a couple of hours now.
Pain pills every four hours, percocet, then 800mg of ibuprofen every 6 hours, and a slew of other stuff, cranberry pills, senakot, gasX, and something else.
David has to write everything down, he can't keep up with it in his head, we have alarams set to take pills, it is crazy, sleep, wake up take pills, drink a lot of wate, sleep, wake up pee, take drugs, sleep, all day long.
The pain meds made me have some nausea, and it was hard to read anything on the computer or my phone,.
The surgery was more invasive than what was planned. The Dr ended up finding all kinds of bad things in there and had to spend more time getting it out.
She was not sure if I had endometriosis before the surgery and told me that there was no way for sure to diagnosis it without going in and looking.
STOP READING HERE if you don't want to know about the surgery.......
Turns out that I had a very bad case, it had encased my left ovary, my left tube, all over my uterus, around and on my bladder, and even so much that it was putting kink in my rectum. She said it was really invasive and was causing me a lot of issues, and she was surprised I was not in severe pain, told me that I must have a very high tolerance for pain. So the uterus, cervix, both tubes and my left ovary is now gone. Good bye! Surgery was at 7:30 am, I was in recovery at noon, and in my room at 2:30 pm
The Dr told David that I would spend an extra night in the hospital since the surgery was so rough, but I did come home the next day. To leave the hospital, I had to have catheter removed, urinate on my own, walk to the end of the hall and back, pass gas, and cough. I was done with all of that by 8 am, which all the nurses and my Dr were surprised. she told me that I would feel much better than I had before, and I told her I was looking forward to it.
I think that is all I can do right now, it is time for another nap now. Miss y'all. Have a great day.