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Originally Posted by daisydid
No, my gyn who did my surgery back in 2002 retired probably 10 years ago. I'm glad that they were able to save both ovaries. It's nice to know that I'm not alone in some of the struggles that I've had. I know that due to my previous experiences, I'll be a "high risk" pregnancy, so some of the issues that you experienced I'm semi prepared for. I've heard that placenta previa is incredibly scary. It's nice to hear that you have 2 children despite your struggles. It gives me hope.
In my area, most gynecologists are part of one of two massive practices (the one I visit has 40 doctors). I went to the other practice first, which was the one with the doctor who was ambivalent about my miscarriage. I'm happy with the care I'm receiving now, but so appreciate your concern.
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At least your in good hands now. When I had my surgery my gyn was great but didn't quite inform me as to what to expect later. I did my last gyn know but I guess he wasn't as informed as well. it was just a frustrating and mind boggling waiting game when you're pn bed rest and not sure if you're going to abort or not. Luckily everything turned out well. He flipped last minute and came out with jaundiced and a heart murmur. My other one had a bit of issues breathing and was in nicu for a little bit. He then had surgery at 6 weeks for pyloric stenosis. His stomach couldn't empty well into his intestines. Yes it was two complicated births. The first thing my gym said to me when he did the surgery is that I could still have children. Hoping everything goes well for you. Yes there is hope.