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It's been another big week of change.  Which can be scary, but also good. 

 I turned 31, had fun celebrating with my family, and made some major health decisions.  After visiting my doc and finding out that I may have Adenomyosis in addition to Endometriosis, I'm pretty sure that hystorectomy is my best option. I need to be healthy.  I need to be able to do normal things-like sign my kid up for soccer. I have never been able to make that kind of commitment with my health problems.  They have ruled my life.  It's time to change that.

I never imagined having a hystorectomy at such a young age.  I never imagined that I would have just one shot at bearing a child of my own.  That I would only experience one pregnancy and one birth.  I will cherish that experience forever.  Morning sickness and all!  While I can't begin to describe the heartache that comes with the loss of fertility, I am certain that this is the way it is supposed to be. 

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  1. Elise - sending up prayers that this decision will bring you peace as you prepare for the healing that is to come.

    Julie

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    1. Thank you for your thoughts and prayers Julie :)

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  2. Praying for you. <3

    Runt
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  3. Such a difficult decision. Sending hugs your way.

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  4. There is strength in your decision. May Spring's blessings be with you.
    Peace,
    Laurie

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  5. Oh hun I so sorry *hugs* to you xxxxxx

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  6. Difficult, yes, but not the end of motherhood, if you don't want it. My aunt had an early hys with only one child-- a girl. After several years she adopted a boy. She is nearing her eighties now, and the boy is a man who has become an adoptive parent, himself, after one biological child. Great legacy!

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    1. Thanks for sharing that story with me! Yes, that is a great legacy. I don't know what we'll do in the future- we're taking it one step at a time for now, but it's something I've thought about for sure :)

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