Hi to all my sweet girls, I am sorry this is so late, I did not get out of the Doctors till after 7;00 pm then the special Olympisc awards went from 8:00-10:15 I just got home a little while ago and got my son to bed. I did it!! It was hard, so hard, but I did it, you were all right the anticipation and the waiting was worse, she did a breast exam then an "internal" she did not detect anything in the ovaries, she then took a blood test to be sent to the lab and will get the results late friday or early monday, she does not think I am pregnant but the blood test will rule it out most definatly she said. I am going to try not to worry and obsess till then, she did NOT do a pap, she said I would want to go to my HMO gyn because that is very expensive and I paid enough out of pocket for this visit, its been a while since I had an "internal" does anyone know what can be told from that?? Basically I think she wanted to rule out an ectopic, I would of liked her to do a vaginal ultrasound but since its so early it may not have detected anything, if anyone know what Doctors can tell from an internal please write me right back and let me know! She was nice, kind of laid back and casual, my nurse-practioner is very professional and digified so it was a little bit of a switch, not a bad one through just different. I gave blood and I did not faint, I am proud of myself, I was very nervous and panicky but she understood. My husband is not happy is said I did not get my money worth {she was with me close to an hour} I guess he is frustrated we have to wait days for the results, he is still not convinced, she said she did not think I was pregnant, and he got mad, he said "what do you mean think" I hope the blood work is negative and the internal ruled out ectopic, I think she does the bloodwork as a final just to make abosoultly sure! I am confused but relieved. Thank you so much my wonderful girls for your love, compassion, caring and concern, I just want to hug you all!! I will be looking forward to your replies, Thanks Debbie.
