Need prayers, My 17 yr old daughter is
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crponies
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I am praying for you and your daughter also.
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I am so very sorry to hear this. You and your daughter are in my thoughts and prayer for a fasts recovery
iloveappys
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I too, lost an ovary to cysts. It was scary (surgery) and painful (afterwards) but very necessary.My body is again normal,and I finally had 2 beautiful children (something that was not possible before it was removed).
All will be fine, she's gonna feel great
Here's to a speedy recovery
All will be fine, she's gonna feel great
Here's to a speedy recovery
tagalong
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Sending out good thoughts and white light and hoping for a fast recovery for your daughter...
twister
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Sending prayers and hugs to you and your daughter
Yvonne
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Maxi'sMinis
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Just home from the hospital. Its been a really long day. They removed Kristina's ovary it was 18cm that's the size of a cantalope, the ovary had twisted twice, that is why she was in such severe pain.
It hurts me so much to see her like this. I know all you dear Mothers and Fathers know what I am talking about. I don't think I have any tears left. God I am so glad I took her to the ER when I did, if this thing would have busted she would have been in real danger of bleeding to death not to mention all that stuff in her abdomen.
She is such a good girl. She is doing much better tonight eating her orange blossom ice cream. I love her so much, my heart just aches.
Thank you all for the encouraging words you all really helped me keep it together. I know your prayers kept her safe during the wait until they did the surgery. Thank you all!!
It hurts me so much to see her like this. I know all you dear Mothers and Fathers know what I am talking about. I don't think I have any tears left. God I am so glad I took her to the ER when I did, if this thing would have busted she would have been in real danger of bleeding to death not to mention all that stuff in her abdomen.
She is such a good girl. She is doing much better tonight eating her orange blossom ice cream. I love her so much, my heart just aches.
Thank you all for the encouraging words you all really helped me keep it together. I know your prayers kept her safe during the wait until they did the surgery. Thank you all!!
Jill
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I am so happy her surgery is done and that she is recovering. She loves you just as much as you love her
AppyLover2
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Mary I'm so glad to hear the surgery is over and she's doing ok. Just think how much you'll get to spoil her when you get her home.
Something you said brought back a memory. At one time that I had a tumor "the size of an orange". Everyone with a lick of sense knows that oranges and cantalope vary quite a bit in size. Why in the world do Doctors make comparisons with something that can be so different? Why don't they use something as a comparison that's standard in size....like a golf ball, softball, basketball, etc.? Sorry....didn't mean to go off on a tangent; it's just something I've wondered about since I had my orange removed.
Something you said brought back a memory. At one time that I had a tumor "the size of an orange". Everyone with a lick of sense knows that oranges and cantalope vary quite a bit in size. Why in the world do Doctors make comparisons with something that can be so different? Why don't they use something as a comparison that's standard in size....like a golf ball, softball, basketball, etc.? Sorry....didn't mean to go off on a tangent; it's just something I've wondered about since I had my orange removed.
Casnos Minis
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I'm so sorry to hear this. My friend had to have this done when she was younger and she just had the 2nd one done this past spring. Give her our best and prayers are coming her way.
Christy
Valerie
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Sending prayers and good thoughts your way............. I am sure that your daughter is in a great deal of pain and it sounds like that is a very large cyst, but she is young and I bet she bounces back quite quickly and feels much better when it's all over with.
Hugs to you both.
Hugs to you both.
bluetaterbaby
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God bless,
Joan
Davie
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Mary, I'll keep you and your daughter in my thoughs and prayers as she recovers from her surgery and heals. I know you both will get through this and your daughter will be fine.
HI Mary,
My prayers are with your daughter.
I know all too well the feeling of the unknown that she is facing right now and how scared she can be....you see I was in her shoes when I was 18, a Senior in High School, recently engaged to be married the next fall after graduation and the feeling of dread I was going through. I had gone to the doctor to have my first PAP Smear test and felt I was grown up enough not to have my mom with me (wrong move on my part). After all I was going to be married that fall. When my family doctor told me he thought I was 5 months preggers I told him he was nuts! I kept good records of my periods each month. So he sent me to Dallas Texas to Presbyterian hospital for one of the first sonograms that had came out. That's where they found my 5lb Ovarian Cyst. Was in surgery by the end of the week. Remember I was recently engaged to be married that fall. I told my then fiance (who has been my husband of 31 yrs), that I might not come out of surgery being able to have any children for at that day and time the picture wasn't pretty. He told me not to worry that he would be by my side when I woke up. He was and still is. They removed my right ovary and tube which was destroyed by the ovarian cyst. I was told I could still have children (I had two beautiful children a Son and two years later a Daughter). I've not had any types of female problems until two years ago when it was time to remove the rest of the plumbing since I was approaching that big "50" and didn't want to take any chances of my clean bill of health turning south.
Hang in there, she is young and healthy and will come through just fine.
Karen
My prayers are with your daughter.
I know all too well the feeling of the unknown that she is facing right now and how scared she can be....you see I was in her shoes when I was 18, a Senior in High School, recently engaged to be married the next fall after graduation and the feeling of dread I was going through. I had gone to the doctor to have my first PAP Smear test and felt I was grown up enough not to have my mom with me (wrong move on my part). After all I was going to be married that fall. When my family doctor told me he thought I was 5 months preggers I told him he was nuts! I kept good records of my periods each month. So he sent me to Dallas Texas to Presbyterian hospital for one of the first sonograms that had came out. That's where they found my 5lb Ovarian Cyst. Was in surgery by the end of the week. Remember I was recently engaged to be married that fall. I told my then fiance (who has been my husband of 31 yrs), that I might not come out of surgery being able to have any children for at that day and time the picture wasn't pretty. He told me not to worry that he would be by my side when I woke up. He was and still is. They removed my right ovary and tube which was destroyed by the ovarian cyst. I was told I could still have children (I had two beautiful children a Son and two years later a Daughter). I've not had any types of female problems until two years ago when it was time to remove the rest of the plumbing since I was approaching that big "50" and didn't want to take any chances of my clean bill of health turning south.
Hang in there, she is young and healthy and will come through just fine.
Karen
Maxi'sMinis
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Thank you all for the encouraging words. Kristina is home now, they had to leave a cath in her because she couldn't pee. They tortured her putting it back in I was about to bust the woman up side her head, I'll tell ya. Kristina is doing well, she is such a little trooper and a real tough cookie. She is so painfully modest and this past weekend was a real eye opener for her being sooo exposed. I had to be tough with her to keep her sanity during these procedures but she did so well. She's Momma girl and listens to me. It's so hard to tell your trusting baby to lay still while someone tortures her.
Well she's home now and in Grandmas capable hands.
Thanks again for all your experiences. It still sucks big dogs to have your baby cut and to lose an Ovary at 17 not to mention the pain.
Well she's home now and in Grandmas capable hands.
Thanks again for all your experiences. It still sucks big dogs to have your baby cut and to lose an Ovary at 17 not to mention the pain.
Sterling
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I'm so glad she is at home now and recouping. She is in my continued prayers for a quick and speedy recovery with a clean bill of health! She sounds like one very special girl!
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