My long wait is finally over. After almost a month in the pipeline, I finally will be able to get to see my Fertility Specialist and I am just dying to hear what his findings are and what our next steps would be.
Okay, just for the sole purpose of having to easily identify which doc I am referring to, let's name my original Fertility Specialist as Dr. HM and let's call the Covering Physician as Dr. ANB.
Now, let's go back to the topic above...
The nurse introduced me to Dr. ANB who gave me a warm welcome. As he was analyzing my chart, I just realized that Dr. ANB happens to be one of the hospital's Fertility Consultants. With that, all my worries instantly disappeared in thin air.
Dr. ANB started off by telling me that all my blood works were fine and that my hormones are at a normal level. He then asked me if I already am scheduled for a Laparoscopy because if I still am not, he will need to prepare an Employee Elective Surgery Form immediately.
Wait! Didn't I mention before that I worked in a hospital and that I am entitled to a full hospitalization coverage (with no cost) which includes Dental, Obstetrics & Gynaecology as well as In-Vitro Fertilization or IVF? I don't want to sound bragging but isn't that cool?
Anyhows, Dr. ANB and I talked about endometriosis, the ovarian cyst that I have and the need for a surgery. Everything went on fine but it surprised me seeing what was written opposite of the "Surgery Procedure Required" field in the form -- Laparoscopy and Laparotomy! I didn't know that there is also need for a Laparotomy... I was only expecting for a Laparoscopy.
And of course, I asked Dr. ANB tons and tons of questions which were all answered satisfactorily. Of all the informations I've learned, what embarks my mind most is the fact that I shall be having what they call a bikini cut. Yes, a bikini cut!
A Bikini Cut?
All my life, I haven't been to Pregger's World and yet, here am I, will soon be getting a cut and a surgical procedure similar to a Casesarian Section? Boo! I don't think that's cool...
Apprehensive I may be but what I am most sure of is the fact that I am very lucky and very much blessed to have the surgery and the treatment for free. And for that, I am very grateful to God. So thank You Lord!
2 comments:
Awesome about coverage! Now you know if you have to go as far as IVF it will be covered, what a blessing!! Hopefully you won't have to go that far and the upcoming procedure will give you answer and hope. Good Luck!
It's a blessing indeed! But you're right, I really hope that I won't need to go that far...
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