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Missyw · 10-15-2007, 12:12 PM

Hi Erin,

I had a laproscopic ooph. in October of 06. Immediately after surgery I felt horrible. My throat was so sore from the tube and I was quite sick to my stomach. By the next morning I felt so much better. I was moving around very well, nagging my kids, eating, etc. The second day I felt almost normal, tight and a bit sore, but quite quite good. I went in to the office a half day on the third day, I even did laundry. (stupid me!) I took care to be careful and I was a bit sore, but all in all it was very comfortable for me. I was very motivated to turn off my hormones at all costs. It turns out it wasn't bad at all. I pray you too will have an easy time of it.

10-15-2007, 12:12 PM	#2
Missyw Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 57	OOph easy Hi Erin, I had a laproscopic ooph. in October of 06. Immediately after surgery I felt horrible. My throat was so sore from the tube and I was quite sick to my stomach. By the next morning I felt so much better. I was moving around very well, nagging my kids, eating, etc. The second day I felt almost normal, tight and a bit sore, but quite quite good. I went in to the office a half day on the third day, I even did laundry. (stupid me!) I took care to be careful and I was a bit sore, but all in all it was very comfortable for me. I was very motivated to turn off my hormones at all costs. It turns out it wasn't bad at all. I pray you too will have an easy time of it.