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I only wish I coulda had it when I was 13! (haha)
No longer being anemic, my energy level went 'way up. I lost alot of weight after surgery. (Actually a little too much - it took a while to get back to normal, so I just ate more.....) After having to live my life around my nearly debilitating periods, I now had the freedom to go wherever I wanted, whenever I wanted, for as long as I wanted, with no more checking the calendar. And no more worries about birth-control, either! Because of my young age, the doc was all worried that I'd be remorseful later that I couldn't have kids. NO WAY. I told him that after he removed my uterus, he could hang it up on the wall and throw darts at it, for all I cared!
Yes, there is some postop pain and you have to rest and get your strength back. But it's winter, and what better time to pamper yourself, read books, watch TV, write letters, and SLEEP. You will do just fine, and once you've recovered, you'll wish you'd done it years ago.
Good luck & best wishes! :) |
I had mine at 34, and my health improved dramatically! (sm) - Me, Too!
