We saw lots of reports of snow. Luckily for us we just saw it trying to snow. Nothing sticking. Driving in snow isn't scary for Jeepers but other people on the road with us are very scary.
I saw Dr Dennie today. Gynecologist in Victoria. There was a long history to discuss in quick point style.
A uterus is typically 4mm thick. Mine is 7. A biopsy isn't normally ordered unless it's 11 AND there is vaginal bleeding. I don't present as needing a biopsy.
However, because of previous cervical cancer and current anal cancer I qualify. We discussed sedation in a hospital or just take a deep breath and get it done today. So of course I opted for just get it done. She gave me a cool fidget to grip. I was ready to endure. It was a struggle, she couldn't find my cervix and finally gave up saying I'd earned myself a Hysteroscopy, d&c, biopsies, pap test and general scan. Yay me.
Once again. Complicated. Sigh.
The uterus is tipped. This isn't the 1st time I've been told this. She did tell me she has seen my situation once before. Once.
The surgery date is this Friday. 4 - 6 hours. This includes intake and recovery this time, so a shorter day for Eric. Sannich Peninsula again. Guess how much he loves hospitals.
The ovary mass is shown on an old ct and has only grown 2cm in the last few years so not a concern.
I have an ultrasound tomorrow morning at cdh for the ovary mass that I'm to have sent to her anyways.
I told her I didn't have the last Biopsy back that it still shows as canceled on the gateway. She was able to see it. She listed off a different cancer name than we were told as a guess. It doesn't go through the membrane!! So early stages confirmed. That's all we know for now.
I emailed Dr. Clements secretary to request a copy.
There was a cancelation today, so lucky, lucky me gets to have the procedure this Friday. Fully knocked out and told the pain will be high afterwards. That means serious down time this weekend.
