Anyone from uk

Hi Alwyen, Hope you find encouragement, comfort and some laughs on this site. It really helped me (abdominal myomectomy post op 4 months). Praying that all will be well with you.
God bless
Deb

Hi ladies
I am from central Scotland and had my TAH/BSO at end of Feb. Have struggled post-op with complications and cancer diagnosis (all clear for moment) and now am battling with hormone balance. This journey has been much more physically and emotionally challenging than I had ever imagined.

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I am in Nottingham and had my surgery on the 18th June.

Hi MrsDeb. I am from Nottingham. Which hospital did you go to? I am13 weeks post op after a TAH. They found cancer in the pathology report

hope to chat soon, T x

I had mine at the City. They thought mine was cancer but thankfully not. Still not out of the woods tho as they found a fibroid that can grow and travel to the heart. I hope your cancer was contained. How has it been for you in terms of recovery?
D

Mine was at City, under <>. She was lovely. Everything was kept contained in my womb, so no further treatment needed.

recovery has been ok. I have more good days than bad now, but menopause is hard to deal with sometimes. I'm getting there.

Do you have to go back in for another op? How is your recovery going?

Tx

Hi T
Won't know regarding another op until I see <> next week. I was on Loxley ward. Everyone has been lovely. I had everything removed 6 weeks ago. The sweats etc are a nightmare. Still sore and getting the burning pains in my side but that will get better.
D .

Hey, yea just joined, I'm in Cambridgeshire. X

Hello,
Yes I'm in Birmingham west midlands! I had my op 3 weeks ago and am trying to make sure I still take it easy as I've heard some horror stories!!

Hi Smidgett
Welcome to the site I found it very helpful and comforting. Yes, do take it easy, and wishing you a speedy recovery.

God bless, Deb