Hello everybody, I was asked to be social...
I was asked to introduce myself by the forum manager, so here I am: 33 years old, it is already 5 years that I have Endo and had laparoscopy operation 5 years ago. When I was diagnosed I freaked out and ran immediately to have the laparoscopy, now I am not so sure anymore how much the operation really changed my condition, sometimes I feel it just made it worse. In the last 2 years I am trying to conceive, without success. My partner had a specimen check 1 week ago and we realized that his sperm is lazy, and not moving much! wonderful news, just to add on the already crapy situation. I am sorry for writing in English but I live outside of Israel at the moment and can not type in Hebrew. Tell you the truth, I will be happy to read more messages sharing our pain and agony, our daily life pain and real feelings rather than so much talk about pregnancy. I can understand we all want to become mothers, this is our basic and primal need but we are not only baby machines, what about our life, what about the fact that we are suffering so much both physically and mentally? wow, I can write about that so much....but I think I wrote enough. oh, one thing I forgot. I read all your comments about doctors, I was operated by Dr. Ravel from Hadasa Ein Karem. any comment about him?thanks
I was asked to introduce myself by the forum manager, so here I am: 33 years old, it is already 5 years that I have Endo and had laparoscopy operation 5 years ago. When I was diagnosed I freaked out and ran immediately to have the laparoscopy, now I am not so sure anymore how much the operation really changed my condition, sometimes I feel it just made it worse. In the last 2 years I am trying to conceive, without success. My partner had a specimen check 1 week ago and we realized that his sperm is lazy, and not moving much! wonderful news, just to add on the already crapy situation. I am sorry for writing in English but I live outside of Israel at the moment and can not type in Hebrew. Tell you the truth, I will be happy to read more messages sharing our pain and agony, our daily life pain and real feelings rather than so much talk about pregnancy. I can understand we all want to become mothers, this is our basic and primal need but we are not only baby machines, what about our life, what about the fact that we are suffering so much both physically and mentally? wow, I can write about that so much....but I think I wrote enough. oh, one thing I forgot. I read all your comments about doctors, I was operated by Dr. Ravel from Hadasa Ein Karem. any comment about him?thanks
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