To the last two Anon posts: Excellent points and info!!! Why did my GYN (as millions of others) state the same thing; i.e., "Your sex life will be even better!"? Of course! No more bloody times of the month. How stupid of me. Those women who experienced pain before a Hyst., and then do not - well, that is great, but there were alternatives to that pain without taking the uterus and ovaries. I bet the sexual desire and orgasms were dramatically changed, and my "bet" is many just won't talk about this important factor. They concentrate on the physical pain reduced, but an emotional pain replaces this with the lack of desire to have sex and the lack of orgasms. Hmmm... what about the pain for the spouse afterwards? My poor husband has pain now. He has a wife who once promoted love making, and now - after the Hyst. could care less/no desire to make love. How dare these 'Misogynists' get away with this. Oh, and thank you, Anon. I learned a new word. I looked this up in the 'American Heritage Dictionary'. 'Misogyny' - N. - "Hatred of women". (Wow...) Also - 'Misology' - N. - "Hatred of reason, enlightenment" - (Go figure...) Now, I think every GYN needs to post on their 'door' - "Gynocologist/Misogynist" (The ones who promote/scare women into/lie about Hysterectomies).
On a final note - I am in firm agreement with a law being passed in every state that females must, by law, watch the Hers Video (even enhanced version). If not, there are heavy criminal felony charges imposed to the doctor. I mean it. This is so late for this to have been done. Think of the millions of women who would not be suffering right now/have their lives ruined - along with loved ones(it happened to me; therefore, I can speak about this from 'first hand' experience and so can my husband); so - laws have to be put in place. As I said before - "Yesterday"... (Also - it makes me so sick and sad to read about that devil of a doctor, Marion Sims. Of course, I use the same term as the word "devil" when I speak of the GYN who did this to me. Yet - "devil" is putting it politely...) Oh, for God's sake - anyone reading this and considering a Hyst. - don't, please don't do it!!!
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To the last two Anon posts: Excellent points and info!!! Why did my GYN (as millions of others) state the same thing; i.e., "Your sex life will be even better!"? Of course! No more bloody times of the month. How stupid of me. Those women who experienced pain before a Hyst., and then do not - well, that is great, but there were alternatives to that pain without taking the uterus and ovaries. I bet the sexual desire and orgasms were dramatically changed, and my "bet" is many just won't talk about this important factor. They concentrate on the physical pain reduced, but an emotional pain replaces this with the lack of desire to have sex and the lack of orgasms. Hmmm... what about the pain for the spouse afterwards? My poor husband has pain now. He has a wife who once promoted love making, and now - after the Hyst. could care less/no desire to make love. How dare these 'Misogynists' get away with this. Oh, and thank you, Anon. I learned a new word. I looked this up in the 'American Heritage Dictionary'. 'Misogyny' - N. - "Hatred of women". (Wow...) Also - 'Misology' - N. - "Hatred of reason, enlightenment" - (Go figure...) Now, I think every GYN needs to post on their 'door' - "Gynocologist/Misogynist" (The ones who promote/scare women into/lie about Hysterectomies).
On a final note - I am in firm agreement with a law being passed in every state that females must, by law, watch the Hers Video (even enhanced version). If not, there are heavy criminal felony charges imposed to the doctor. I mean it. This is so late for this to have been done. Think of the millions of women who would not be suffering right now/have their lives ruined - along with loved ones(it happened to me; therefore, I can speak about this from 'first hand' experience and so can my husband); so - laws have to be put in place. As I said before - "Yesterday"... (Also - it makes me so sick and sad to read about that devil of a doctor, Marion Sims. Of course, I use the same term as the word "devil" when I speak of the GYN who did this to me. Yet - "devil" is putting it politely...) Oh, for God's sake - anyone reading this and considering a Hyst. - don't, please don't do it!!!
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