I just found that there is a video of the type of surgery I had on Youtube.
Embedding is disabled, so I'll just post the link to it. It's a looooong Youtube.. 63 minutes, but very cool. And it's not hard to watch. I was afraid, thinking it would bring back memories of all I went through, but it wasn't hard at all. And it's not gross or disgusting with bloodiness either.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ5snlmUuxc
Alleluia! Christ is Risen.
Christ is Risen indeed. Alleluia!
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Someone read the above post about DaVinci hysterectomy and never bothered to read the other parts of my blog......
Dear reader,
I am very aware of female anatomy. I do not need to be referred to where you wanted to send me and I won't refer others there. I do not chose to approve your comment because I don't want others misled.
When I was foundering about with my CANCER diagnosis I did contact them. They recommended a couple of procedures that IF I had followed ... I could have worsened my condition.
PLEASE read why someone has gone through a procedure rather than just having a knee-jerk reaction.
My hysterectomy was not performed lightly or for frivolous reasons, nor was it performed by a gynecologist as your comment inferred. It was to SAVE MY LIFE from CANCER!!! And it was performed by an ONCOLOGIST/Gynecologist.
sincerely,
The blogger whose cancer was caught very early and now has a 97% survival rate.
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Sunday, March 23, 2008
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Houston Revisited
I am currently in Houston, staying at a Hampton Inn. Tomorrow I see a Gyn/Oncologist who is supposed to be qualified to do the DaVinci Robotic Surgery.
Since I have to have a hysterectomy, this is the way I want to go. I hope she approves me.
Houston has changed ALOT since I was last here. The hotel we're in was once an empty field. Amazing.
Since I have to have a hysterectomy, this is the way I want to go. I hope she approves me.
Houston has changed ALOT since I was last here. The hotel we're in was once an empty field. Amazing.
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