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[saskatoon]

Hi, Well my question and concern about using bc ends up being nothing. I saw the doctor today and she gave me the results of the biopsy she did. She was thinking endo, which was why she recommended bc to begin with. However, she told be I have uterine cancer. I am at stage one and will need a hysterectomy. Oddly, I’m not upset by this news. I guess because it was discovered early the odds aren’t against me. I am happy to have the hysterectomy, though the cancer thing didn’t need to be apart of it. Thanks to everyone who helped me with this question, I enjoyed reading the posts and learned alot!!

 

[happymommy]

Hi, Well my question and concern about using bc ends up being nothing. I saw the doctor today and she gave me the results of the biopsy she did. She was thinking endo, which was why she recommended bc to begin with. However, she told be I have uterine cancer. I am at stage one and will need a hysterectomy. Oddly, I’m not upset by this news. I guess because it was discovered early the odds aren’t against me. I am happy to have the hysterectomy, though the cancer thing didn’t need to be apart of it. Thanks to everyone who helped me with this question, I enjoyed reading the posts and learned alot!!

I am so sorry! You will be in my prayers!

 

[Della]

Hi, Well my question and concern about using bc ends up being nothing. I saw the doctor today and she gave me the results of the biopsy she did. She was thinking endo, which was why she recommended bc to begin with. However, she told be I have uterine cancer. I am at stage one and will need a hysterectomy. Oddly, I’m not upset by this news. I guess because it was discovered early the odds aren’t against me. I am happy to have the hysterectomy, though the cancer thing didn’t need to be apart of it. Thanks to everyone who helped me with this question, I enjoyed reading the posts and learned alot!!

Not the best way to find you don’t have a moral dilemma to worry about, is it? You have my prayers, too. :hug1:

maryjk:

So the Pope Paul VI Institute has medical information that others don’t have?

Most doctors will have alternatives to the pill. If that is an option.

Not necessarily. It depends on their training. Not all medical schools teach other methods of dealing with women’s health needs. These days we need to take our health into our own hands and search until we find what works for us, not just what the mainstream medical profession tells us are our only options. And yes, the Creighton Model Clinics are fully accredited medical professionals not hacks. Before accepting BC, if our doctors have nothing less to offer, we can most certainly look to specialists who do have them.