HI
Ronnie - very Well done 2 A's that's great and having 2 almost as good frozen, I don't think you could wish for better. Time to keep your legs crossed.
It was good to see you this morning albeit briefly. I don't know what came over me when I saw you sitting in that "cupboard", whether it was knowing what I was going to go through (too much knowledge) and the worry of feeling ill afterwards or what, but I was in tears leaving DH, so much so I asked him to take me home cos I didn't want to do it.
They chose not to drain the cysts, they were there for EC only - they said if they caused me too many probs in the future to ask my GP to get them done. Trouble is it might be too late then cos of accessing them with embies on board?
I was really lucky coming out of it went in at 10. and was awake by 11.30, I felt groggy (?cold) and tender but no sickness, the nurse asked me if I wanted a drink and I asked for water to test it first but my blood pressure was low so she insisted on coffee and biscuits - that helped with the grogginess. They retested my pressure and I was fine so said I should start moving around, loo etc. I left at 12, the girl who went in before me was still asleep.
Train journey was a bit much at times and DH said I didn't look too good, but a bag of crisps and coffee helped. My friend picked me up at station. She has just left cos DH is now home to work.
I still feel shaky, my head is wavering as I sit here - but I haven't slept all afternoon.
Can't recall having as many antibiotics to bring home as this time.
Paula I was not aware of anything pain etc, in fact it could have been a GA for all I am aware, and maybe I am lucky but no nausea, sickness or the need to sleep loads.
Cal - good luck for you tomorrow - hopefully you can match Ronnie.
Have a good evening all - Ronnie & DH should be
Sue